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[just-jim]

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‘Whataboutism’ is you doing the flappy hand waving, going on about ‘hunter’s laptop’ every single time another transgression of FELON donnie is brought up;

Whataboutism is you coming back with some story about Biden’s daughter in reply to a post pointing out RAPIST donnie’s own QUOTED lust for his teenage daughter.

It is you saying ‘I didnt get the poison vaccine’ when replying to some completely unrelated topic….or trying to argue that you have some medical expertise.

Pointing out a fallacy in your ‘facts’ is not whataboutism. Nor is pointing out your complete lack of facts or logic. That’s how debate works.
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[dorankj]

bull***! So I’ll do the same game you’ll do to me, ‘so because there’s other fraud being committed you’re ok with illegal aliens using benefits they never pay for?’ I’m perfectly fine getting all the fraudulent and illegal use out and require some sort of skin in the game for everyone. (And now I know that I just call my replies “fact check” and no more response of ‘whataboutism’ will be tolerated)

[Rideback]

Ken, that's not whataboutism, it's a fact check.

[dorankj]

No no no! ‘ Whataboutism’ is not allowed here.

[Rideback]

And yet, they don't. https://www.nilc.org/resources/overview ... dprograms/

But you know who does commit fraud against our healthcare systems?
Some of the biggest instances of Medicaid fraud include billing for services not provided, double billing, kickbacks, and submitting false or inaccurate claims. These schemes can result in millions of dollars being illegally obtained from the program, as seen in cases involving companies like United Diagnostic Laboratories and United Youth Care Services. Furthermore, the use of false or insufficient documentation is a major driver of improper payments, according to a 2024 report from the Government Accountability Office.
Here's a more detailed look at some common types of Medicaid fraud:
Billing for Services Not Performed:
This is a major area of fraud, where providers bill for services that were never actually rendered, including lab tests, X-rays, or medications.
Double Billing:
Providers attempt to bill Medicaid and another payer (like private insurance or the patient) for the same service, effectively receiving payment twice for the same treatment.
Kickbacks:
Providers may offer kickbacks (money, gifts, or other incentives) to other providers in exchange for referrals or the use of their services. AI

[dorankj]

So you don’t understand how someone who isn’t here legally can both work under the table and collect lots of welfare and benefits (and health care and education for their children)? “Feeble mind” indeed!

[just-jim]

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MAGA believers need to be able to reconcile some pretty opposing positions in their own, tiny, feeble minds.
Maybe it’s a species adaptation to allow life to continue?
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