r/LeopardsAteMyFace 4d ago

82% of Obamacare applications for 2025 are from states that voted for Trump Trump

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u/TheEbonRaven 4d ago

Nah, keeping people poor has more to do with it.

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u/MrNigel117 4d ago

and metal poisoning, dont forget about the leaded gas crisis.

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u/Autotomatomato 4d ago

People who grew up near a nascar track got 800x the recommended dose.

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u/Lulle 4d ago

The healthy dose. I'm pretty sure np doctor recommends a little bit of lead in your lungs

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u/613663141 4d ago

My doc told me I've got a lead deficiency so I started eating pencils.

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u/DataCassette 4d ago

Honestly I just love the taste. The bitter graphite, the smoky flavor of the wood.

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u/SalamiArmi 4d ago

My god, it's even got some microplastic

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u/DataCassette 4d ago

It's basically a chicken mcnugget

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u/beckster 3d ago

Does a weekly-plus exposure in the stands count?

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u/DataCassette 4d ago

Lead. Mold. Second hand smoke. Poor nutrition. Mom smoking and drinking while pregnant. The brain of an impoverished child is battered with stuff that harms its development.

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u/WowUSuckOg 4d ago

Worst part is mom doesn't need to smoke to get the effects and poor people often live in communal living spaces where you can't control whether you're around smoke or not

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u/Mobile_Ad8543 4d ago

There's a surprisingly high amount of lead that gets in the air around gun ranges and guns being shot. Take a big lungful of that freedum, magats.

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u/28er58pp4uwg 4d ago

and metal poisoning,

first read "mental poisoning" and was think of fox news and alikes. Both do their part I assume. Still think media is doing more harm than any actual poisoning.

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u/Mintala 4d ago

One of the consequences of lead poisoning is lack og empathy so..

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u/insquidioustentacle 4d ago

That's a bingo