Thanks. Ultimately it was a “death of despair,” and much of that despair was either caused or exacerbated by the low quality of medical and mental health care that’s available to the poor in this country, and the debt and unemployability that resulted from it. Other factors existed, but if we had universal health care he would still be alive today.
shit, im sorry. im curious to what the factor is, but i also do not fault you for not elaborating.
Thanks. Ultimately it was a “death of despair,” and much of that despair was either caused or exacerbated by the low quality of medical and mental health care that’s available to the poor in this country, and the debt and unemployability that resulted from it. Other factors existed, but if we had universal health care he would still be alive today.
bourgeois social murder
Indeed.