> This irks me primarily because I'm so tired of ... constant advertisements.

And yet advertises on their site. Shame.

Autism care for children. I'm looking at $15-30k a year for a service such as speech therapy. Minimum of 6-month wait time.

US? Free. Wait time? Immediate (not hyperbole).

We routinely keep track of this. It has not improved at all.

No. Canada was 4 figures a month with a wait time of at least a year for one service.

> Or are you saying it is cheaper in the US?

It was 100% free in the US. With no wait time. For all the services needed.

> If the latter, could you be more specific?

Autism care for children.

I want to be very clear: We received more care and assistance in the two weeks prior to moving to the US than the entire time we were seeking help for our children in Canada (they are Canadian, as is my wife). Canada was at best abusive to my children.

My wife was told by a member of the medical establishment to put one of our autistic children in a home and to forget about him.

Assuming normal costs, you are looking $21-$22k not including taxes.

There is no way you are finding a car for $28k for just $400. Trust me.

And yet it still exists in the rest of the world. But people tend to think of it only as for rich people as opposed to covering things the rest of the world ignore. I'm not saying the US is perfect, but having lived under both kinds of healthcare, cost and quality are two reasons I'm in the US.

Genuinely curious: What do you find insufficient specifically?

It's more than one occurrence.

> Not because of some people who don’t know what a woman is?

You could learn, but you champion willful ignorance.

> One case

among many more.

Trump is sitting in a chair in the corner of the room of any negotiation he's in. He's weak at best.

Do you not know what ovulation is? Ovulation is the phase of the menstrual cycle when a mature egg is released from the ovary.

Do you not understand what people are? People is an American weekly magazine that specializes in celebrity news and human-interest stories. Okay, I'm being cheeky here.

Or is it that you assume that people can't ovulate? I can assure you, they can. For example:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7200380/

There are carve-outs in the legislation for this. It's a moot point.

The legislation specifically carves out for things like this.

> Why do you deserve free labor from a game developer that you paid a nominal amount to 10 years ago, not to mention infrastructure costs.

The legislation doesn't add this requirement at all.

> It's the equivalent of paying $10 to enter an all-you-can-eat restaurant and complaining when they kick you out at 10pm while you say that you haven't technically had ALL you can eat yet.

No. It's paying $10 and eating until 10pm and then leaving because they are done.

Your entire comment just reads as someone who has made assumptions about what is being asked for rather than actually looked into it.

Just the opening of your first two paragraphs proves that.