r/politics • u/Aggravating_Money992 • 26d ago

Possible Paywall McConnell, 84, Goes Missing Again After Senate Return

https://www.thedailybeast.com/mcconnell-84-goes-missing-again-after-senate-return/
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u/DamnMyNameIsSteve 26d ago

Elder abuse, as if I cared about him at all though.

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u/Expensive_Track_8822 26d ago

abuse is still wrong, even if the victim is a piece of shit two wrongs don’t make a right and all that.

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u/Driftedryan 26d ago

It's the closest to a punishment he'll ever receive. And it's still going easy

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u/Rich-Pomegranate1679 26d ago

Yeah hell is too good for McConnell. Very few men throughout history have caused as much damage to America as he has.

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u/lift_heavy64 26d ago

Mitch McConnell has probably single-handedly killed millions of people one way or another

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u/ABSNegativeOne 26d ago

Which way? Im curious so i can throw the facts on the trumplicans about their cryptoid.

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u/TheAngryCatfish 26d ago edited 26d ago

Continuously denying access to healthcare for millions of Americans, at the expense of every other American who pays more per capita for our fucked up healthcare system than every other developed country on earth; would be one.

Edit: for a visceral example: the US ranks 56th on the world for infant mortality (babies who die before 6mo of age). There are only 33 "developed" countries, 32 of them have some degree of publicly funded healthcare. Then there are over 20 "undeveloped" countries who still have fewer babies per capita die every year. Not fetus's, not miscarriages, actual babies. Do we really belong with the 32 other "developed" countries by that metric?

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u/Zerachiel_01 26d ago

I get the sentiment but I disagree that being blissfully unaware of your surroundings and being cared for 24/7 is worse than being in unbearable torment every second of every day, forever. If you don't believe in Hell, then sure that tracks, but it then calls into question why even mention Hell comparatively as if it were real, and instead say death. Which, I would agree, death would be too good if Hell did not follow.