I made a deck to never get ques vs paladins

It’s one of those weird things where freedom actually works against you.

See, in the USA, I literally do not have a “right” to FORCE a business to do business with me. EVER. I literally don’t. No matter how much I want the thing, or need the thing, I DON’T have the right as an individual to FORCE them into the social contract.

Now, this works great if, say, the customer is a Karen and they’re DEMANDING I honor the very obviously typo’d price where someone slapped “$.400” on this box of ice cream, instead of “$4.00” - I can tell them to get stuffed (albeit politely if I want to keep my job) and the courts will back me up. Caveat Emptor states there has to be INTENTIONALLY misleading pricing. Every other box says 4 bucks, not 40 cents. Get lost, lady.

Furthermore, hospitals that are gov’t funded HAVE to treat you if you come to them with a problem. That, IS a law. They HAVE to treat you.

However, that doesn’t mean they have to HELP you. If you’re uninsured and/or they think you’re a druggie or a criminal or you’re having a, shall we say, “birthing crisis” - they don’t HAVE to actually fix your problem. They can diagnose you with cramps and give you aspirin. There, they treated you, now here’s the door.

IF you have the resources and/or time and/or capability to fight them in court, MAYBE you could win a lawsuit (assuming you survive your medical crisis they didn’t treat). But, if you have that kind of clout already, you’re probably not randomly dying while uninsured on their doorstep. You know what I mean? Similar issues with discrimination - yes, it’s illegal (and RIGHTFULLY SO!) if someone refuses to serve a black man at a restaurant “just because he’s black (or just because he’s a man)” but you have to PROVE that. They could just simply refuse to serve you, and give you any answer they like, and then it’s on YOU to show THEY broke the law.

It’s a very weird thing. Definitely more complicated than it needs to be.

1st, thank you for your service. I may hate the concept of government but it’s your sacrifice that allows me to have the luxury of an opinion on the matter. So thank you for that.

2ndly, it’s been my understanding from my veteran coworkers that we REALLY drop the ball most of the time. You guys don’t pay for the care, but you often have the WORST experiences with calls being on hold, doctors requiring pre-auth’s, etc.

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I used to work for this crazy landlord in Detroit. When he didn’t have normal landlord stuff to do, he’d find weirdo stuff. In particular, he decided to go to Meijer during time where any normal multimillionaire would be doing literally anything else, and he’d find all of the items that were priced incorrectly. He was literally looking precisely for the shirt where the price tag is $0.10 but it rings up as $10.00.

He found a LOT of them. Granted, he was going to every Meijer in a 50 mile radius, but we filled boxes with shirts that he never wore.

Then he tried to return them and kept records of all the interactions, which as his office guy I organized these audio recordings. And then he sued them, representing himself, and had me type up half the legal documents. I didn’t go to court, thankfully, but we won. Bigly.

This guy spent about a year on this. He was pulling six figures playing around with shirts.

I don’t know what world you live in thinking that the courts will back you up.

Doesnt matter were i live, its a human right someone collapses in the street with a medical emergency they get send to the hospital and treated.

Regardless of how much money he makes or if he is on drugs a criminal etc, he is human he qualifies.

But your system seems to have other issues if you only expect to live to 74 years old, thats many years bellow what i see on other nations.

You got called out on your mess so you deleted it.

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Honestly, used to suck really bad like that, but got a LOT better around 2018-2019. Trump said his administration fixed the VA and… seems legit to me.

Idk about the entire country though. Maybe it’s just my local VA that shaped up. I’m no expert.

I don’t know if I’d go that far. The way I think of rights, if it requires someone to actively work to make it happen, then that isn’t a right. There’s no such thing as a right to make someone else work for you; that would be a right to enslave.

That said, I don’t think there’s such a thing as a right to well maintained roads either, yet I expect the government to provide them. It’s something that our taxes pay for. And even though I’m a big fan of privatization and free market competition, it seems to me that a person who collapses in the middle of the street might be just a smidge too unconscious to compare the relative prices and quality of competing hospitals while riding in the back of an ambulance. Before you install capitalism you should make sure that your industry meets the system requirements.

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Deleted.

But of course.

Don’t mind me, just stealing that line for later…

The deck actually works incredibly well but i realized that i want to be the only one playing it because if other people play it it reduces the amount of paladins and dks even more and i dont want people to stop playing free wins

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The irony in the name is great.

Not even 4 hours ago…

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It makes no sense to share good decks because it only harm the person who shares the deck

Who wants to be the one to tell him?

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If you share a good deck and everyone plays it it’s no longer good deck it’s simple logic

Y’all had your chance, now imma be the one to tell him:

https://hsreplay.net/

I can see that you are new player, a deck doesn’t get tracked if it has less than 200 games played with people who use hsdeck tracker

Oh, no sir. You don’t get to play pedantic gatcha. YOU said, and I quote for the THIRD time:

At this rate you should just delete your entire account. The amount of backpedaling you’ll have to engage in elsewise could power Rome.

Yes exactly if you share a good deck everyone will play it and it harms the person who posted it

I don’t get physically assaulted by virtual cards.