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8 Worst States for Healthcare
Before i start this post just look at the tittle and you know who will be featured on this list good Ole fucking Arizona, this place needs some major work done. However it will never change because the rich fucks like it this way. Fuck up no mercy for the poor P.S. Raekwon said It well What do you believe in? Heaven or hell?
You don't beleive in heaven cause we're livin in hell Now lit me start this fucking list.
1. Nevada.
Las Vegas is the prime draw for many tourists to Nevada, so it's no surprise that Nevadans like to gamble. However, statistics show that more than 20 percent of them gamble with their health care, as they have no health insurance. For those who do have insurance, they don't have many primary care doctors to choose from. According to UHF, for every 100,000 people, there are only 86 doctors. (By comparison, the best state in this category, Massachusetts, has 187 physicians for every 100,000 people.) To top it off, people in Nevada can expect to spend five hours and 15 minutes waiting when they go to the emergency room.
2. Arizona.
Arizona scored in the bottom 10 in all categories measured. Like Nevadans, people in Arizona wait an average of five hours and 15 minutes when they go to the ER. More than 18 percent of them don't have health insurance, and a quarter of them have never had their cholesterol checked, according to the CDC. As for the number of family physicians, there are only 92 for every 100,000 residents.
3. New Mexico.
Another southwestern state that scores poorly, New Mexico has the second largest uninsured population in the country, with more than 22 percent of residents who are not covered. Add to that nearly 27 percent of people who have never had their cholesterol checked and a four-and-a-half hour wait time at the ER, and it's no surprise to find New Mexico on this list.
4. Texas.
The only state with a larger uninsured population than New Mexico, a whopping 25.7 percent of Texans have no health insurance. Part of the reason for the high rates of uninsured people may be due to the fact that less than half of all Texas firms offer health insurance, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. (At the highest end of the spectrum, in Hawaii, nearly 90 percent of all firms offer health benefits.) Plus, Texas has only 96 doctors per 100,000 people.
5. Arkansas.
With the fifth worst rate of uninsured residents, Arkansas has just over 20 percent of its residents without health coverage. Only 45 percent of businesses in Arkansas offer health insurance, the sixth lowest in the country. Arkansas also has less than 100 doctors for every 100,000 people. On a positive note, wait times in the ER are relatively short: about three and a half hours.
6. Utah.
The longest average wait times at the ER happen in Utah. An emergency room visit can take six hours and 25 minutes-the same amount of time it would take to fly to Hawaii (where the average ER wait is at least three hours shorter). Utah also has the least amount of people who have had their cholesterol checked. On the flip side, a relatively low percentage of the population is uninsured: only 15.3 percent.
7. Oklahoma.
Of all the states, Oklahoma has the fewest family doctors, with only 79.7 per 100,000 people. It also has a high rate of uninsured people, at just over 20 percent. While 12 percent of residents of Massachusetts and Washington, D.C., have never had their cholesterol checked, that percentage is doubled to 24 percent in Oklahoma.
8. Idaho.
Ahead of only Oklahoma in the number of doctors, Idaho has 79.9 general practice physicians for every 100,000 people. Perhaps this accounts for why almost 28 percent of Idahoans have never had their cholesterol levels checked. The best thing about health care in Idaho? It's the only state on this list that averages less than a three hour wait at the ER.
P.S. here is a note it is fucked up that i have lived in two states with fucked up health care. And to the ones who say i am a negative person try living in a walking hell then tell me what your outlook is bitch's
You don't beleive in heaven cause we're livin in hell Now lit me start this fucking list.
1. Nevada.
Las Vegas is the prime draw for many tourists to Nevada, so it's no surprise that Nevadans like to gamble. However, statistics show that more than 20 percent of them gamble with their health care, as they have no health insurance. For those who do have insurance, they don't have many primary care doctors to choose from. According to UHF, for every 100,000 people, there are only 86 doctors. (By comparison, the best state in this category, Massachusetts, has 187 physicians for every 100,000 people.) To top it off, people in Nevada can expect to spend five hours and 15 minutes waiting when they go to the emergency room.
2. Arizona.
Arizona scored in the bottom 10 in all categories measured. Like Nevadans, people in Arizona wait an average of five hours and 15 minutes when they go to the ER. More than 18 percent of them don't have health insurance, and a quarter of them have never had their cholesterol checked, according to the CDC. As for the number of family physicians, there are only 92 for every 100,000 residents.
3. New Mexico.
Another southwestern state that scores poorly, New Mexico has the second largest uninsured population in the country, with more than 22 percent of residents who are not covered. Add to that nearly 27 percent of people who have never had their cholesterol checked and a four-and-a-half hour wait time at the ER, and it's no surprise to find New Mexico on this list.
4. Texas.
The only state with a larger uninsured population than New Mexico, a whopping 25.7 percent of Texans have no health insurance. Part of the reason for the high rates of uninsured people may be due to the fact that less than half of all Texas firms offer health insurance, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. (At the highest end of the spectrum, in Hawaii, nearly 90 percent of all firms offer health benefits.) Plus, Texas has only 96 doctors per 100,000 people.
5. Arkansas.
With the fifth worst rate of uninsured residents, Arkansas has just over 20 percent of its residents without health coverage. Only 45 percent of businesses in Arkansas offer health insurance, the sixth lowest in the country. Arkansas also has less than 100 doctors for every 100,000 people. On a positive note, wait times in the ER are relatively short: about three and a half hours.
6. Utah.
The longest average wait times at the ER happen in Utah. An emergency room visit can take six hours and 25 minutes-the same amount of time it would take to fly to Hawaii (where the average ER wait is at least three hours shorter). Utah also has the least amount of people who have had their cholesterol checked. On the flip side, a relatively low percentage of the population is uninsured: only 15.3 percent.
7. Oklahoma.
Of all the states, Oklahoma has the fewest family doctors, with only 79.7 per 100,000 people. It also has a high rate of uninsured people, at just over 20 percent. While 12 percent of residents of Massachusetts and Washington, D.C., have never had their cholesterol checked, that percentage is doubled to 24 percent in Oklahoma.
8. Idaho.
Ahead of only Oklahoma in the number of doctors, Idaho has 79.9 general practice physicians for every 100,000 people. Perhaps this accounts for why almost 28 percent of Idahoans have never had their cholesterol levels checked. The best thing about health care in Idaho? It's the only state on this list that averages less than a three hour wait at the ER.
P.S. here is a note it is fucked up that i have lived in two states with fucked up health care. And to the ones who say i am a negative person try living in a walking hell then tell me what your outlook is bitch's
Why Jan Brewer sucks
How can you be a strong, independent woman and still be a Republican? I seriously wonder because it truly boggles the mind. 'Course, I also save precious few brain cells (daily, mind you) contemplating how minorities and the gay can be Republicans as well.
I don't get it. Did they take the Blue Pill instead of the Red Pill or something? I mean, what the shit would Neo think of all this?!
What the hell is wrong with ... is a community-driven diary series that seeks to make a complete mockery of the very worst of all Republican operatives, both high-level and low-level. Granted, that's totally easy to do, but I will look at the week's biggest fuck-ups and happily rip them to metaphorical shreds.
Jan Brewer is a racist and opportunist ideologue, but I bet I don't have to tell you any of this. As most of you are already aware, Ms. Brewer is the present governor of the much-maligned state of Arizona, which is much-maligned for a very good reason.
And that's because, sincerely, SB1070 is a fucking racist piece of crap that's not fit to line my bird cage. Which probably would've worked as a stronger analogy if I had a bird, which I don't.
Dude, she's a certified (or was once, at one time) "Radiological Technician", a career path she sought specifically because of her father's illness and death (due to toxins he was exposed to while in the U.S. Navy), when she was 11. I applaud her decision to get this certification, especially as a testament to her dad, but I'm thinking that being the governor of an American state may inspire oh, I don't know, some more education or something.
But that's just me.
Governor Brewer is (WARNING: shocker ahead!) a Christian and she touts the Life in Christ Lutheran Church as her home base. Where she chills with her white-only religious homeys. Unfortunately, like most Republican "Christians", she uses her powers in deference to Darth Vader and not Obi-Wan Kenobi:
I find the cognitive dissonance here downright stunning. Ya know, since she doesn't give a flying fuck about being "free" if you're brown and all. But what do I know? Maybe she's oppressed!
Also, sorta funny about that "creativity, determination and entrepreneurial spirit" thing. I don't normally consider apartheid any of the above, but I'm strange that way.
Jan Brewer believes that guns don't kill people, people kill people.
And you should see which assholes have contributed to her campaigns over the years, but it would come as a surprise to no one. It's not even worth it to list them, they're so old and tired.
Last, but certainly not least, Jan Brewer hates kids and PO' folk.
I don't get it. Did they take the Blue Pill instead of the Red Pill or something? I mean, what the shit would Neo think of all this?!
What the hell is wrong with ... is a community-driven diary series that seeks to make a complete mockery of the very worst of all Republican operatives, both high-level and low-level. Granted, that's totally easy to do, but I will look at the week's biggest fuck-ups and happily rip them to metaphorical shreds.
Jan Brewer is a racist and opportunist ideologue, but I bet I don't have to tell you any of this. As most of you are already aware, Ms. Brewer is the present governor of the much-maligned state of Arizona, which is much-maligned for a very good reason.
And that's because, sincerely, SB1070 is a fucking racist piece of crap that's not fit to line my bird cage. Which probably would've worked as a stronger analogy if I had a bird, which I don't.
Dude, she's a certified (or was once, at one time) "Radiological Technician", a career path she sought specifically because of her father's illness and death (due to toxins he was exposed to while in the U.S. Navy), when she was 11. I applaud her decision to get this certification, especially as a testament to her dad, but I'm thinking that being the governor of an American state may inspire oh, I don't know, some more education or something.
But that's just me.
Governor Brewer is (WARNING: shocker ahead!) a Christian and she touts the Life in Christ Lutheran Church as her home base. Where she chills with her white-only religious homeys. Unfortunately, like most Republican "Christians", she uses her powers in deference to Darth Vader and not Obi-Wan Kenobi:
I find the cognitive dissonance here downright stunning. Ya know, since she doesn't give a flying fuck about being "free" if you're brown and all. But what do I know? Maybe she's oppressed!
Also, sorta funny about that "creativity, determination and entrepreneurial spirit" thing. I don't normally consider apartheid any of the above, but I'm strange that way.
Jan Brewer believes that guns don't kill people, people kill people.
And you should see which assholes have contributed to her campaigns over the years, but it would come as a surprise to no one. It's not even worth it to list them, they're so old and tired.
Last, but certainly not least, Jan Brewer hates kids and PO' folk.
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Saturday, December 4, 2010
BOOmBox 12-4-10
MDC – Thanks for Giving Me What I Didn’t Want
GG ALLIN & ANTISEEN – Rape, Torture, Kill, and Fuck
STALAG 13 – In Control
MODERN WARFARE – Suburban Death Row
COKE BUST – Under the Street Lights
SLANG – Our Grey Earth
DICKIES – Hideous
NEGATIVE LIFESTYLE – Hangover Anxiety
RIVAL MOB – Hardcore for Hardcore
BOODTYPE – Welcome to Hell
ASSHOLE PARADE – Just a Reminder
SPAZZ – Sword of the Lord
GG ALLIN & ANTISEEN – Rape, Torture, Kill, and Fuck
STALAG 13 – In Control
MODERN WARFARE – Suburban Death Row
COKE BUST – Under the Street Lights
SLANG – Our Grey Earth
DICKIES – Hideous
NEGATIVE LIFESTYLE – Hangover Anxiety
RIVAL MOB – Hardcore for Hardcore
BOODTYPE – Welcome to Hell
ASSHOLE PARADE – Just a Reminder
SPAZZ – Sword of the Lord
Friday, December 3, 2010
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