If you get upset when conservatives complain about Obama's socialized healthcare, just remind them that Reagan socialized cheese.
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After all, if you don't support "socialized medicine," why would you support socialized "medical research" at the VA?
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Men are socialized to lead by force, whereas women are socialized to lead by way of relationship building.
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While women have been socialized to nurture and "mother" in the workplace, men have been socialized to value promotions and other symbols of success.
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I think boys are socialized to grab to toy they want and girls are socialized to ask if maybe they could possibly have a toy.
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Nobody disagreed with Yuri's point that the Soviet economy was socialized, however, some took heavy issue with Yuri's claim that the US economy was also socialized to a large degree.
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"Citizens of modern states will accept no other kind of health care but the socialized or mostly socialized kind," he said on a 2012 episode of his podcast, Radio Derb.
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" Children were socialized to their roles in this "caste
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Women are socialized not to cause that sort of discomfort.
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They're about to go back to being "socialized," Gilead style.
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Donald Trump has pledged to expand Obamacare into socialized medicine.
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We're really just animals on this planet, but we're socialized.
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Risk is thus socialized and dispersed, benefits privatized and concentrated.
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I vehemently opposed Obamacare, but now I want socialized medicine
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"You can look at it as socialized medicine," Florida Rep.
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In America, we've socialized driving — and housing for our cars.
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He socialized rarely, often only with his mother or brother.
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Some are even calling for socialized medicine, despite the implications.
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Ronald Reagan denounced Medicare, back in 1961, as socialized medicine.
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Mr. Nikolic and Mr. Gates frequently traveled and socialized together.
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They socialized with Rivera (who painted a muscular Louis shirtless)
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I realized that some dogs are not good at being socialized.
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We went on walks, out to dinner, even socialized a little.
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"People are getting socialized to lower yields...It's bizarre," said Caron.
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TRUMP: I do not want socialized medicine, just so you understand.
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So often girls are raised or socialized not to be competitive.
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Men are also socialized to defend their heterosexuality at all costs.
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They socialized with crew members from another airline until 8 p.m.
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"My opponent wants socialized medicine and government-run health care," Rep.
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Prosecutors said the woman with whom Coggins socialized was Gebhardt's girlfriend.
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He also used the Evans case to argue against socialized medicine.
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Cruz accused the Democratic congressman of wanting "socialized medicine" and Sen.
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"Information should be socialized, everything should be shared," Ms. Ibarra said.
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Some of them involve a more socialized or government-run system.
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Our friends socialized while "Harold and Maude" played in the background.
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Britain has true socialized medicine — direct government provision of health care.
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Who can make it in the world without being socialized properly?
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They lived in the same neighborhood, Caribbean Circle, and socialized regularly.
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He always kept the gates closed and never socialized, she said.
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The impact of socialized self-doubt extends far beyond sexual violence.
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In Switzerland, there is nothing like single-payer or socialized medicine.
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Here's a look at how socialized and privatized systems compare internationally.
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The reality is that socialized medical care is not the problem.
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Britain's National Health Service is an example of a socialized system.
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The United States has its own socialized system, for military veterans.
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Can men who have been socialized to dehumanize and harm women change?
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" She added, "We were coworkers, really, we never socialized outside of work.
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At night, he watched Japanese television shows and socialized with Japanese classmates.
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"We are all socialized not to want a fat body," says Fabello.
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People smoked and socialized and ate three-course meals from 35,282 feet.
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You have well over 100 members who signed on to socialized healthcare.
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Socialized medicine means medicine and hospital services are paid for by taxes.
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Members and sometimes their families socialized and got to know each other.
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Socialized medicine was the real goal of liberals when they created ObamaCare.
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They either choose or are socialized not to care enough to try.
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No matter what the myths about writing say, literature is highly socialized.
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American taxpayers don't need to prop up a system of socialized cheese.
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Girl-boy friendships can help undo some of these socialized gender constraints.
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Black women are socialized to believe that good love isn't an option.
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Subs and daddies, decked out in harnesses and gear, danced and socialized.
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Many of them haven't been socialized and might not like being cuddled.
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Yet socialized medicine probably won't be successful in the American capitalist system.
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As a result, the markets privatized their profits and socialized their losses.
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"I knew them both, and socialized with" the classmate, Dr. Blasey said.
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It's an enduring responsibility based on the socialized gender role of women.
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She herself socialized in exclusive circles that included people connected to politics.
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Now came the president whom Needham once accused of embracing socialized medicine.
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We seem helpless to step back from the brink of socialized medicine.
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"But you don't want the piece to get too socialized," he added.
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Your freshmen aren't indoctrinated and socialized into the jargon that you use.
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"In every first-world nation that has socialized medicine — whether it be a heavily regulated multi-insurer system like Germany, single-payer like Canada, or a purely socialized system like the United Kingdom — [health care] costs less," he writes.
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Women are socialized to suppress their anger because it is seen as unfeminine.
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" Putin said Trump has "socialized with the most beautiful women in the world.
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Sexy Nurse Would Fellate You But Socialized Medicine Won't Pay for It 12.
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He and Iman socialized with the parents of their daughter's friends at school.
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Over two weeks, the team slept, ate, worked, and socialized in close quarters.
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Girls are socialized to be perfect, but not to take risks, Saujani says.
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There have been attempts to institute a socialized health care program there before.
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He socialized with members of Athena's staff as if they were college friends.
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Being trained and socialized to work in a jail snuffed out my passivity.
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Paul, a respected eye surgeon, has been a vocal critic of socialized medicine.
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I was out, socialized a little bit, went to a couple Yankee games.
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Understand that women have been socialized from birth to be docile and yielding.
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Marisa and Berry Berenson, Loulou de la Falaise, Elsa Peretti all socialized together.
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Nothing says pulling out all the stops for socialized health care than Sen.
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Dershowitz says that after Epstein got out of jail they no longer socialized.
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People played lawn games, lounged in the sun, cracked open beers and socialized.
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But if socialized medicine is actually so popular, why can't we have it?
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Fighters 'socialized' back into society Despite the Taliban propaganda the source says the government assessment of the current Taliban mindset is that they are scared of peace because, once the war is over, their fighters become "socialized" back into society.
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" Wright said of Spacey, "We were coworkers, really, we never socialized outside of work.
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This was, along with our birthday, the 70th anniversary of socialized medicine in Britain.
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We barely socialized, and when we did, we hung out with "our" friends together.
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I suspect he hadn't been socialized to think about that stuff like I had.
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It's not just because we've been socialized to be accommodating and spare people's feelings.
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Kids, she told CNBC, are influenced by their surroundings and the way they're socialized.
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Follow her on Twitter Sasha Kalra socialized this and is part of the problem.
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I know it, because many of my friends are clever, educated and well socialized.
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She car-pooled to work with him and socialized with his family on weekends.
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" The physicians' lobby broke records with its opposition campaign, branding Truman's plan "socialized medicine.
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These socialized enterprises will produce for the needs of society, not for private profit.
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"I grew up in Canada, OK, we have socialized medicine," Carrey explained to Maher.
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At least, that's my understanding of how socialized healthcare works with the terminally ill.
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Would the South change if its future leaders were socialized to be less bigoted?
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"I actually like socialized medicine," Sharon, another of the focus group participants, told us.
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They are socialized not to offend, to not make a scene, to go along.
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Students at private schools socialized with one another and participated in cross-school events.
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We tried to pick countries that varied across the spectrum from socialized to privatized.
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China's cradle-to-grave socialized medicine has helped people live longer and healthier lives.
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"So understand and be humble that we have all been socialized in these ways."
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And right now, as people often say, we have socialized risk and privatized profit.
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Men rarely ever consider what the world looks like for us when they still assert their power over us, and they do that without any kind of remorse or empathy because they're not socialized to consider us like we're socialized to consider them.
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There is no doubt that regarding this essential resource, land, our economy is heavily socialized.
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Ask questions about how the animals have been socialized and how often the mother breeds.
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She says that he hadn't been socialized or taught any discipline until he met her.
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Although women have been completely socialized to nurture and care take, we need nurturing, too.
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He favors socialized medicine and for years supported the savage practice of partial-birth abortion.
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"The Democrats want to repeal and replace ObamaCare with socialized medicine," Gardner told The Hill.
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How does the way young men are socialized potentially make them easier targets for radicalization?
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American skeptics often use the phrase "socialized medicine" pejoratively to describe all of these models.
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Another talk discusses Marx, along with the alleged similarities between "socialized medicine" and public slavery.
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A generation socialized in the revolutionary Soviet discourse is growing old under a counterrevolutionary state.
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They were so friendly to me and others because they had been successfully socialized already.
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Homeless people washed their clothes, showered and socialized in the basement of Mr. Lewis's building.
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We are socialized into thinking that men are like wine, they get better with time.
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" Later in the article, single-payer is referred to as that old canard "socialized medicine.
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I think it comes from the way that we are raised and socialized as women.
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While I was growing up in Flushing, Queens, we socialized exclusively with other Chinese immigrants.
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Girls are socialized at a very young age to rely heavily on feedback from others.
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More recently, he cautioned that the Affordable Care Act was reminiscent of Soviet-socialized medicine.
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Until then, the future of socialized medicine is in the hands of Dr. Tom Price.
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We are socialized to be useful, to participate, to maintain a state of high productivity.
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Britain, however, has true socialized medicine: The government owns the hospitals and pays the doctors.
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We need to control the out-of-control spending by cutting things like socialized medicine.
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Women, by contrast, were already socialized to be self-giving, overly willing to forgive transgressions.
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And on the weekends, he traps stray cats across the city and adopts out socialized cats.
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"Women have been historically socialized to not proactively communicate interest and willingness for sex," she says.
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Veterans and old people get free socialized healthcare—and, for the most part, they love it.
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And arrogant f—- like this doctor take advantage of women's socialized instinct to not speak up.
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I worry that in today's experience the child is born, socialized, and finds his friends online.
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I'm really not sure, it wouldn't be fair to say that we're not socialized from birth.
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Women are socialized at an early age to avoid those fields (though that may be changing).
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They had told me the cat wasn't socialized, but I didn't really know what that meant.
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"Bonnie made sure they socialized with people and would take her out for walks," he says.
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Prior to this, most lawmakers had homes in Washington and their families often socialized on weekends.
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" He explained that "Europeans" had been "socialized to be aggressive people," and "raised to be racist.
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Any politician who backs socialized medical care in the United States is familiar with such pushback.
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Forcing people into socialized medicine is not the right answer—tax equity with large corporations is.
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Republicans have used "socialized medicine" as a bogeyman—and they've steadily lost ground on the issue.
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I do think that all women are socialized to view other women as their primary competition.
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I want socialized healthcare because my divorce dictates that I'm responsible for my kids' medical expenses.
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In April, only nine socialized strays were available for daily leashed walks to nearby Cruz Bay.
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Officers made arrests based on how they dressed, whom they spoke to and where they socialized.
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This is not a binary choice of socialized healthcare or the way it used to be.
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Throughout that summer, Mr. Einstein and Mr. Rothman often played music together, and their families socialized.
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Men are still used to getting what they want, and women are still socialized to please.
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Britain has true socialized medicine: The government provides health care directly through the National Health Service.
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Traditionally, women are socialized to be sexually strategic; men not to take no for an answer.
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Socialized health care across the board is not a good fit for America's way of life.
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In 2013, Mr. Hernandez and Mr. Lloyd began dating sisters, and the two men socialized together.
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You know, sort of like the way you might have socialized in the before-Facebook times.
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"Sports was one of the few areas where people actually interacted and socialized across races," said Todd.
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Epstein, a registered sex offender, once socialized with U.S. President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton.
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Indeed, some would argue that our ancestors did us wrong, and we've been socialized to our detriment.
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It was the space where he socialized and interacted with many of the queer artists he influenced.
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Deciding who you socialized with, who you spent your time with, was a life or death decision.
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Mr. Cruz's argument is confusing because the United States already has socialized medicine for the elderly: Medicare.
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They socialized together, and Johnny was often at the studio advising the mogul on his gangster pictures.
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His father was a German teacher, and often socialized with visiting Germans in need of translation services.
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"You can look at it as socialized medicine," Representative Ted Yoho, a Republican from Florida, told HuffPost.
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AG: It may just be because women are socialized to be more comfortable with tears, who knows.
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Men are socialized to be condescending toward women, and even the few who check themselves often fail.
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That women have, in effect, been socialized not to speak because to do so threatens that system?
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"It draws customers to the store, the kittens become socialized, and they easily find homes," she said.
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Republicans have bashed those ideas as "socialized medicine" that will lead to runaway taxes and rationed care.
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The couple, who met in 2005 as freshmen, socialized in the same circle of friends through college.
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Many of us have been socialized to believe that good eye contact means someone is interested in you.
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He wants to hang out with people tonight, since he hasn't socialized for a while due to work.
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They operated under different rules of behavior and rarely socialized together, even on long trips to foreign countries.
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When we started this adventure of two-becomes-three, I wasn't sure what to expect from socialized medicine.
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Q. Have you ever socialized with Donald Trump in the presence of females under the age of 22007?
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Seth Moulton (D-MA) got single-payer health care confused with the fully socialized system veterans currently use.
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We operate plans where corporations opt out a portion of their total population out of any socialized programs.
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We will become a participant of Canada and get socialized medicine, and we'd get the Montreal Expos back.
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Medicine for all sounds great, but socialized medicine can be dangerous if it falls into the wrong hands.
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This can be particularly true for girls, as evidence shows that girls are often socialized to be perfect.
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And this is really one of the most important reasons to reject socialized healthcare in the United States.
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I had friends and I socialized, but I also contemplated killing myself more than a handful of times.
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Where the pursuit of tangible policies — rapid decarbonization, full automation and socialized care — are preferred to present fantasies.
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They feasted in the dining hall and socialized in Thaxter's sumptuous parlor, which featured artwork hanging salon style.
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Cats beyond this age can still be socialized, but it may be more difficult and require more time.
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In that home, tours focus on where the enslaved worked and slept, not where the white families socialized.
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I consider her a close friend; I have socialized with her outside of work, and we share confidences.
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There, Sigler said, he socialized with diplomats, including a former Russian ambassador to the United States, Yuri Ushakov.
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If I only socialized with people who agreed with me, I'd have practically no one to socialize with.
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The higher up people are in any organization, the more socialized they are not to rock the boat.
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The wolves they chose to work with were hand-raised and socialized at Wolf Park, in Lafayette, Ind.
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Mr. Penafiel only recalled one occasion when Mr. Broadnax socialized, when he was invited to a tenants' meeting.
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Background reading: What's the difference between "Medicare for all," single-payer health care, socialized medicine and universal coverage?
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"They've been socialized with a completely different understanding of right and wrong, and good and evil," he added.
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And here's the other thing: Women are socialized into thinking that we'll never win, so we don't run.
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Also, every animal used in this study was socialized to humans; no wild wolf was included in the experiment.
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But it wasn't like I socialized — "hello, how are you" — we talked, but I didn't know him that well.
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While women have been largely isolated from elected office, they've been socialized to do the grunt work of organizing.
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The Cartel socialized with Colombia's elites, and were more interested in making money than in becoming figureheads, like Escobar.
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"From a young age you get socialized to listen to a certain music, dress a certain way," he said.
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And what was amazing in that exchange that was missing is for decades Donald has been advocating socialized medicine.
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Humans want connection and want to be valued, but men and women are socialized to find those things differently.
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By offering to provide their snuggly services, volunteers are helping the newborns become healthy, socialized and ready for adoption.
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"Many women are socialized to be humble, modest, and to avoid external displays of pride or arrogance," Winch says.
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Dog owners here pour a lot of time and money into having their pups professionally trained, groomed, and socialized.
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A regular attendee of Simmons' exercise studio, Slimmons, Taberski and his partner also socialized with Simmons outside of class.
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And, in fact, a couple of debates ago, he said, if you don't support socialized health care, you're heartless.
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Peter and I have socialized in large groups and are digitally friendly, though not necessarily in-real-life friends.
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It is also highly vulnerable to derogatory presidential campaign slogans (socialized medicine, medical communism) that could sway many Americans.
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This is government-run, socialized medicine, remember, and all payments to virtually all doctors would come from the government.
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Three times that year, she quizzed them about their period start and which women they socialized with the most.
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That is open to debate, but social factors may play a role, such as the way women are socialized.
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The singer Sting as well as Secretary of State John Kerry socialized with Syria's glamorous first couple in Damascus.
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If we are Morrison-fearing, as some others are with their icons, well, we were socialized by her novels.
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Among those commenting was Chris Taylor, who saluted the country of bone-chilling weather, socialized medicine and maple syrup.
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" Alyssa Farah, the spokeswoman for the Freedom Caucus, responded that Meadows and other members don't "believe in socialized healthcare.
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"We are socialized that it's not my responsibility to intervene," said Benjamin Omondi Mboya, the executive director of Ujamaa.
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Even the most socialized, friendly wolf is cold company compared with a Labrador retriever in full face-licking mode.
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" The Great Depression forced John Dewey to conclude that "the socialized economy is the means of free individual development.
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So to some extent what I want to create online is socialized medicine for the world — through K Health.
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To protect themselves from arrest, many gay men socialized in public parks and toilets under the cover of darkness.
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"It was not unusual to be a couple at the academy, and we socialized with others," Ms. Iorio said.
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People are a product of what they have done and how they have been socialized to accept certain behaviors.
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Spending time with volunteers like Terry allows the felines to become more socialized and therefore more attractive to potential adopters.
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Rodman made international headlines in 2013 by visiting North Korea, where he socialized with the country's leader, Kim Jong-un.
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When I left my computer to travel the world, I hadn't socialized outside of WoW for at least a year.
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In an interview with Broadly, Carr affirmed what most people already intuit: physical appearance shapes the way people are socialized.
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It might have something to do with how people in "loud" countries were socialized differently than people in "low" countries.
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And when you're reared and socialized as a boy, there's no assumption or expectation that you would ever be penetrated.
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Maciej Kowalski, her son and an Armex board member, said North Koreans socialized with Polish colleagues, despite the language barrier.
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Obamacare's failures are obvious to everyone, and if Republicans abandon the field there's no obstacle to a fully socialized system.
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"Men are socialized from a very early age to deny bodily signs and symptoms, to minimize psychological distress," she says.
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A lot of us have also been socialized from early on to over-accommodate, to comply, to be overly giving.
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These animals are highly socialized and, barring any freakish outbursts of rage, probably not going to destroy a wedding party.
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Even within the context of religious conservatism, men are socialized to be in control of their bodies and their sexuality.
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That bill is not — I think it's giving the impression that it's free medicine, socialized medicine, which it is not.
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Unless they have always been opinion writers or bloggers, most journalists are socialized to use a balanced structure when possible.
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But running against a single-payer system and socialized medicine is the potential cure for all that ails the GOP.
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I think booking The Tote is like running a socialized democracy; at the other end running Aarght is nepotistic fascism.
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A related hypothesis points to the values, like nurturing and the importance of community, that women are socialized to prioritize.
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Not only did Reagan say Medicare would lead to socialized medicine, he said Medicare would lead to socialism in America.
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The intertwined forces of racism and sexism have historically socialized Americans to disregard the critical insights of women of color.
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He made international headlines in 2013 by visiting North Korea, where he socialized with the country's leader, Kim Jong-un.
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"Would socialized medicine lead to socialization of other phases of American life?" an AMA pamphlet asked in the late 1940s.
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We have been socialized to want to play dress up and that's O.K. It's also socially acceptable and universally celebrated.
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Instead, the proposal will adopt foreign socialized health care policies to the detriment of the American people and the economy.
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I quickly enrolled her in classes at Petco, where she could be socialized with other puppies and learn to behave.
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"Women are socialized to be very nice and put up with a lot of things," she told reporters last month.
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Maxwell reportedly socialized with high-profile people including John F. Kennedy Jr., Donald Trump, Prince Andrew, and the Clinton family.
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White women are socialized to cook at home, but also made to feel (more) welcome in a prestige office environment.
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Many of these countries have socialized health care systems with artificial drug prices and long wait times for lifesaving medications.
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The drumbeat for socialized medicine — nowadays often referred to as "Medicare for all" or a "public option" — is becoming relentless.
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According to Woodson's account, Woodson socialized with Savage and others one night in 1998, Savage offered to drive her home.
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The unfiltered response raises a question: Was Trump born a narcissistic negotiator, or was he socialized to be that way?
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In professional settings, I became more vocal and consciously fought how I had been socialized to be: quiet and meek.
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I think that what informs my experience as a leader is the way I've been socialized, particularly as a woman.
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"We're seeing the countries with socialized medicine getting their people out of here like lickety-split," said Ms. Morse, 67.
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This is what women have been socialized to do: think we can overcome it by working just a little harder.
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The differences between the spaces where the white family lived and socialized compared to where the enslaved toiled are stark.
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Other countries have socialized health care, parental leave or housing, Jeffrey Tumlin, a transportation consultant at Nelson\Nygaard, pointed out.
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Despite the country's socialized health care system, treatment for some conditions, like cancer, remains inaccessible for much of the population.
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The Porters socialized with other prominent Mormon families, full of high-achieving children and known to compete with each other.
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But there are concerns about the cost Dutch patients are asked to pay, compared to people in more socialized systems.
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Dershowitz often socialized with Epstein beginning in 1996 and had even spent time at his private island in the Caribbean.
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"These people have been socialized in a corporate environment that is dying, not the one that is on the horizon."
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Bob and Kathie socialized with Mary and Tom, even buying a racehorse together from a friend who was a breeder.
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"We're socialized oftentimes to put everyone before us, to not make a big deal about what we're doing," she said.
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Human doctors also don't have time to give empathy in an ever stretched socialized medicine country [such as in Spain].
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This story vividly recalls her time there, a period in which she barely recorded or performed but most certainly socialized.
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On health care, if you actually ask what system delivers the best results at low cost, it's genuine socialized medicine.
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MUNGER SAYS HE IS 'VERY PARTIAL' TO CANADA, AND THAT IT IS WISE FOR THE COUNTRY TO HAVE SOCIALIZED MEDICINE
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That's somewhat different from the United Kingdom's National Health Service, which is a genuinely a government-run "socialized medicine" system.
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Since we live in an apartment building, the pup needs to be relatively quiet, mellow and extremely well socialized too.
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In my clinical experience, many women are socialized to doubt themselves and continually apologize for disagreeing or upsetting their partners.
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Her biological grandfather really was George Hodel (Jefferson Mays), a well-respected gynecologist who socialized with the intelligentsia — and a murderer.
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In the film's final act, Renee delivers a big speech about how people, especially women, are socialized out of loving themselves.
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Now we no longer have to worry about having the monstrous evil of socialized medical care when we're travelling in Europe.
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The fact is, all men are socialized to view women as objects, the property of men, and less valuable than men.
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Conservatives, on the other hand, use Canada as an example when warning about the dangers of socialized medicine and unchecked bureaucracy.
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What I think happens with serial killers is they're not properly socialized and so instincts are either overdeveloped or sufficiently inhibited.
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But there is a difference between getting rid of or reforming an existing entitlement (the GOP's goal) and supporting socialized medicine.
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The technology is one thing, but we need to ensure that it's socialized properly throughout the organization and there's some accountability.
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As a black queer person myself, I worked in the same community in Washington, DC, that I socialized (and dated) in.
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In July, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Seema Verma called it socialized medicine that would put seniors at risk.
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The 66-year-old once socialized with the likes of President Donald Trump, former President Bill Clinton, and Britain's Prince Andrew.
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They, too, had been socialized to a subculture of killing in what was also a manifestation of the normalization of evil.
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Opera lovers and avid travelers, they socialized regularly and, with their spouses, began a tradition of spending New Year's Eve together.
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True socialized medicine — an American NHS — would be feasible economically; so would single-payer, in the form of Medicare for all.
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Socialized medicine and education also helped create a society more deeply shaped by interracial interactions and marriages than the United States.
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Seema Verma in July called it socialized medicine that would put seniors at risk.
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The American public had not been socialized to the challenge even though Ebola had been plaguing parts of Africa for decades.
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Despite the lack of liquid incentive, I went out, socialized, and even stayed in clubs until they turned the lights on.
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Women are socialized to process their emotions already, I thought, so perhaps they don't need drugs to sort out their feelings.
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"He is like a totally different person," Angel said of his brother, who he told me barely socialized in the past.
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They are usually well socialized and able to withstand changes in their environment without making much of a fuss toward strangers.
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Damien Hooper-Campbell, vice president and chief diversity officer, eBay WE ARE SOCIALIZED from before birth to conform to gender roles.
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Moi and Chihuly socialized often, sharing many meals together in Chihuly's upstairs kitchen and drinking heavily while Chihuly entertained multiple girlfriends.
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Epstein had socialized with the prince and other high-profile figures including U.S. President Donald Trump and former president Bill Clinton.
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"We will not go toward a socialized medicine approach," Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, said on the Senate floor.
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Women at Dr. Blasey's high school often socialized with students from other private schools in the area, including Judge Kavanaugh's school.
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But it feels connected to something a lot of women are socialized to do, which is to help rather than compete.
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Mr. McKenzie and Mr. Woodard socialized together at least twice, but, Mr. Pender testified, the drug shipments were arranged through him.
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Challenges arise in part because from a very early age, research shows, children are socialized to behave according to their gender.
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Rather, it suggests that he recognizes self-work as an individual process, one that he isn't socialized to be ashamed of.
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And isn't it enraging that women are socialized to be docile and accommodating and to put men's desires before their own?
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"She was born a woman, raised a woman, socialized as a woman and has competed as a woman her entire life. "Mr.
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Instead, Warrier suggested, it might have to do with the way different genders are socialized, or even other biological factors, like hormones.
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Since I was very small, like many other people who are socialized as girls and women, I've been hyperaware of boys' suffering.
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Though some Democrats support a public system, Moulton is not alone among the party's presidential hopefuls in his criticism of socialized medicine.
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"Girls partially are socialized to, sadly, care about appearance and relationships and social media fosters that kind of relationship building," Nichols said.
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He was invited to the Élysée Palace by President François Mitterrand and socialized with the far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen.
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Yes, women are socialized to fit into the spaces made available for them, rather than take up all the space they want.
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That's just one example of how we are collectively socialized, how we take for granted the subtle messages that inform our behavior.
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The study also shows that extensively socialized wolves are relatively comfortable around human strangers, though they sometimes exhibit a bit of fear.
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For more than 25 years, the two socialized across marriages and states, with both owning nearby residences in Manhattan and Palm Beach.
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He describes vlogging culture as "cliquey" and admits that he sat by himself during the YouTube creator summit while everyone else socialized.
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Drinking alcohol, just like any other activity, is a learned, socialized process: we are taught how to drink at a certain age.
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In Powell's experience, that's especially the case for people who were socialized as women, or who are trans, queer, or non-binary.
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Meanwhile, there are two forces irrevocably connected and driving our healthcare system toward an ultimate collision with socialized medicine: cost and coverage.
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Rescue workers put him through the usual process: He was given medical treatments and socialized, playing with other dogs at day care.
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" Cruz continued to frame O'Rourke as out of touch with Texans, accusing the Democratic congressman of wanting open borders and "socialized medicine.
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"Only a few percent of the deaf students can be socialized with normal people, making their own money to live," Park said.
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She took local adult education classes and socialized in a halfway house until the Mans family took her in three years later.
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For some, coffee is a treat — a beverage to be courted over or socialized with during a stroll on a lovely day.
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When I grew up, we didn't have any of this technology so table tennis was how we had fun, socialized, met boys!
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Princeton historian Julian Zelizer notes that even health proposals deemed too "incremental" by progressives are always labeled "socialized medicine" by their foes.
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Another Yale classmate, Jennifer Klaus, said she often socialized with Judge Kavanaugh in college and vigorously disputed his relatively benign self-portrayal.
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The employees, including the chief executive, Gavin Hattersley, bought beer for customers and socialized with them and the bars' staff and owners.
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JF: They tried to make Obamacare like, "Oh it's a government takeover," it's socialized medicine, death panels, all these hoaxes, conspiracy theories.
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Their analysis showed that while spongers were attracted, non-spongers also formed alliances, and both groups socialized for equal proportions of time.
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In a large newsroom of hard-nosed reporters he occasionally socialized with, he didn't have a reputation for partying or erratic behavior.
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In late November, they ended up vacationing on the same island in the Maldives, where they socialized and even practiced together twice.
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But once the idea of Cohn, a Trump acolyte, was "socialized" internally, it quickly became apparent that he would not be welcome.
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The party's top presidential prospects are advertising their ardor for socialized medicine, free public college, universal child care and paid family leave.
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The only difference is that Democrats want to replace it with socialized single-payer health care that makes private health insurance illegal.
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Go deeper: The Times has profiled Mr. Epstein, a money manager who once socialized with princes and celebrities while remaining an enigma.
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Doctors in the Netherlands are more likely than those in more socialized systems to say their patients struggle to afford medical care.
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After all, Britain has a much more socialized system, and performs much better than many other countries with respect to wait times.
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Mr. Voronenkov had worked as a prosecutor in Russia before joining Parliament and socialized with close aides to President Vladimir V. Putin.
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The Texas senator used the role of the national National Health Service, Britain's government-run public health service, to attack socialized medicine.
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There's a reason why conservative parties in every other advanced democracy have made their peace with the welfare state and socialized medicine.
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As many frustrated Democrats pointed out, the ACA was far from the exercise in single-payer socialized medicine implied by Republican critics.
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We're so socialized to be a certain way, and not step out of a box, that we don't even know there's a box.
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You might wonder, as conservatives will surely suggest, if that means socialized medicine is simply not as cost-effective as its supporters claim.
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MINNEAPOLIS — On the first Saturday this May, residents of the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood socialized in the shadows of their towering public housing complexes.
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"We cannot afford to put our nation on the slippery slope towards socialized medicine," the group's president, Adam Brandon, said at the time.
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He socialized with British royalty and rubbed elbows with Donald Trump Jr. He opened an opulent outlet on Madison Avenue in New York.
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While Trump and Epstein have socialized in the past, the president downplayed their friendship after the disgraced financier was charged in New York.
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When they do talk about healthcare, many Republican candidates, including Barr, are warning voters that a Democratic majority would usher in socialized medicine.
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Cory Gardner of Colorado, Kavanaugh physically assaulted a woman he socialized with in the Washington, D.C. area in 1998 while he was inebriated.
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"We were friends," Lerner, a divorced mother of three, told the Post, adding that she had socialized with Smith previously at charity events.
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The wolf pups used in this study were socialized intensively to humans, making them ideal subjects for experiments to reveal any 'inborn' differences.
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Like many human beings socialized in an environment that equates weight and worth, I struggled with my self-esteem from a young age.
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My dog has separation anxiety, and daycare twice a week is critical to keeping him socialized and tiring him out when I'm working.
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Instead, ObamaCare has demonstrated the ugly side of socialized medicine: high costs, fewer choices, outsider control of doctors and less access to care.
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This, along with general opposition to "socialized medicine," purported to drive up costs and wreck markets, can make for a really angry rally.
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Costar Lisa Vanderpump points out that if their mother was still alive, things might be different, adding that she recently socialized with Hilton.
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Yet, the American people revolted against the Democrats over ObamaCare, which was explicitly designed to avoid the most objectionable elements of socialized medicine.
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The good thing about these guys that's different from a lot of the labs is that they had them socialized with other monkeys.
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As the mantra of the 2008 financial crisis goes: The risks on Wall Street have been socialized while the profits have been privatized.
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In an attack line that echoes today, powerful healthcare groups tore into Truman's proposal as "socialized medicine" and the bill died in Congress.
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Groups have been pushing for increased standards for animal housing, medical care, exercise and opportunities to become socialized with humans and other animals.
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Polls have uncovered broad support for these ideas—one survey from last month found that a slim majority of Republicans backed socialized medicine.
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While autistic girls often have interests of similar intensity, they tend to be in line with those girls are commonly socialized to explore.
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"Our parents were best friends, and I knew him as a child," said the photographer, who also socialized with the band's other members.
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Socialized medicine, Canadian-style health care, single-payer — whatever you want to call it, it's a cause typically championed by the far left.
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"We see the danger of children who socialized with and were indoctrinated by jihadists returning to Germany from the war zones," said Maassen.
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That's the way we've been socialized to be, but even the revival of "Kiss Me, Kate," at Studio 54, is resisting that tendency.
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The findings showed that widowed, divorced and never-married individuals socialized with their friends up to 45% more frequently than their married counterparts.
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I socialized with some Cuban diplomats, but that was all, nothing more was ever mentioned because I wasn't even an American official then.
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What happens when you submit a résumé Gender discrimination is rooted in socialized ideas about men's and women's natural aptitudes for different jobs.
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"Socialized cocooning," by extension, used to describe the choice to host a night in with friends instead of meeting up and going out.
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Instead of being put on the defensive, Trump and the Republicans are now wielding the cudgel of "socialized medicine" against Democrats in general.
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Donald Trump, Paul Ryan and Tom Price may succeed where left-wing dreamers have long failed and move the country toward socialized medicine.
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He added that socialized medicine wouldn't kill his business, because people use the site to pay for more than doctors' bills and drugs.
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Through the early 1960s, many workers lacked a high school diploma and were socialized to believe the notion the conformity would deliver security.
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The contrast between the high society with whom they often socialized and the ordinary citizens suffering the effects of the Depression shocked Frida.
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Not only did she claim to be a former Los Angeles fashion model who socialized with celebrities, she also said she was psychic.
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Republicans have responded with the familiar and previously successful playbook of attacking the Democrats for embracing "socialized medicine" and warning of healthcare rationing.
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Of course, size difference doesn't cause sexual assault, but the way we've been socialized to think of men and women's physical presences affects everything from who we're attracted to (for the most part, straight women are socialized to prefer taller, stronger men), to whether or not a woman feels like she can say no to someone during a sexual encounter.
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And it was through Cohn that Corbally later met and socialized with future president Donald Trump, who, like Corbally, enjoyed being around beautiful women.
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In America, in particular, conservatives have used the Alfie Evans case as a rallying cry to condemn socialized medicine and government intervention more broadly.
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CRUZ: Did you say if you want people to die on the streets, if you don't support socialized health care, you have no heart.
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Women are socialized to be polite (and even a little flirtatious) when rejecting a man's advances to avoid making him angry (or even violent).
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And when it comes to socialized medicine we&aposve seen in states across the country, where single payer has been implemented, it has failed.
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"We were friends," Lerner, a divorced mother of three, told The Post, adding that she had socialized with Smith, 69, previously at charity events.
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Salazar's critical assessments of her body, how she socialized with her teammates, even the sound of her laugh, had finally reached a breaking point.
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The lives of Ms. O'Brien and Mr. Carter overlapped for more than a half-century, including decades in Washington, but the two never socialized.
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In the absence of a meaningful Republican solution to these problems under ObamaCare, the Democratic Party is building a viable case for socialized medicine.
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Epstein's apparent suicide fueled conspiracy theories — he socialized with numerous political figures, including then-real estate mogul Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton.
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A fully open and socialized implementation plan Whatever organization is created by conference committee, it will not be the final version of Space Force.
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There is socialized health care in our country, but his clinic's fees are 100 percent out of pocket, as his services are considered supplementary.
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And he has a socialized with Epstein in the past, though a lawyer for the Trump Organization denied the two had a social relationship.
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Persistent coercion preys on all the ways women are socialized to not trust themselves—which can have emotionally and physically violent consequences for women.
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Believers in socialized medicine who saw ObamaCare as a stepping stone to their dream of a "single-payer" system claim that rationing is prohibited.
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One Friday evening last October, Mr. Jones parked his car on campus while he socialized with several friends from his new fraternity, Sigma Chi.
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"Corker's right," said Luke Morin, 76, a Trump voter and lifelong Chattanoogan who said he had socialized occasionally with Mr. Corker in the 1970s.
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But she also summered in the Hamptons, dated the publisher of Vogue (the real Mr. Big) and socialized with famous writers and rich people.
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"Other countries use socialized health care to command unfairly low prices from U.S. drugmakers," said a summary provided by the White House on Thursday.
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He said we're "kind of socialized to have a bit of distaste" for ambitious women, but that this prejudice can be hard to acknowledge.
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Perhaps the only way is endless hours of road testing, so that machines can learn the interactions that humans have been socialized to understand.
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The costs of retailer underinvestment in technology and other data security resources are socialized back through the system to financial institutions, networks and consumers.
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A few have even suggested that ObamaCare was designed to usher in socialized medicine to the U.S. The insurance companies are not happy, either.
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Epstein had socialized with Andrew and other high-profile figures including U.S. President Donald Trump and former president Bill Clinton, according to court filings.
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The power of images Because of socialized ideas about "men's work" and "women's work," some women will never be exposed to traditionally masculine careers.
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Other emails obtained by San Bruno described how company executives socialized and casually discussed company projects with the official meant to be regulating them.
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Russians are in theory covered for most doctor care and drugs under a socialized medical system written into the post-Soviet Constitution in 1993.
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Paradoxically it turns out the bloated, heavily lobbied, privatized US system spends more tax money ($4,437) per person than Sweden's socialized health care ($3,184).
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Instead, boys are socialized to be dominant at all costs, and to manage "failure" by "proving" their masculinity — resulting in aggressive, identity-threat behaviors.
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Again it's the way we've been socialized, which is why you have to have a few agitators in society to say: 'No, that's not okay.
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The cafe also asks that your Frenchie be well socialized with other dogs, up to date on vaccines, well-behaved, friendly and, of course, healthy.
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A Tesla spokesperson downplayed Ellison and Musk's personal relationship, saying the two had only socialized a handful of times and always in a group setting.
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When discussing government-backed health care, for instance, proponents will frame it as a fundamental right, while opponents will "counter-frame" it as socialized medicine.
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And Black voters in particular are among the country's most economically progressive, with majorities supporting socialized medicine, a federal jobs guarantee, and minimum wage increases.
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See, for example, the way Mike Huckabee and Ted Cruz have publicized the case in America to tout the evils of universal socialized health care.
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But in certain cases, people are socialized not to reveal how they feel, such as male war veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder, he said.
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It involves changing the way that men are raised and socialized to treat women — and that starts with conversations like the ones Jolie is having.
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To be clear: I have never heard anything to support the allegation from anyone inside the Trump administration or from anyone who's socialized with McMaster.
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Heller said he didn't back "socialized medicine," before thanking the protestors and leaving, surrounded by a protective detail of members of a local laborers' union.
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In this assignment, students engage strangers to explore, firsthand, the socialized norms of masculinity and to determine whether these norms encourage a healthy, sustainable identity.
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Those two politicians, both deeply committed to a universal health care solution, came at it from opposite sides — Kennedy's was socialized and Nixon's market-based.
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Part of the reason is that society rewards men for ambition, but not necessarily women, and women are socialized to be hesitant about promoting themselves.
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"Now that the ideas have been socialized, we know where the problems may be, we can actually go ahead and get this done," Schrader said.
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In a statement, Montenegro said it took in al Rahabi for humanitarian reasons and that he will be "re-socialized" before being free to move.
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It appears that a fairly liberal student body is being taught by a very liberal professoriate — and socialized by an incredibly liberal group of administrators.
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So while people have been socialized to resist being impulsive in the real world, on the internet they cave to their temptations to lash out.
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"Women have not been socialized to brag and have their names on things," said Debra Mesch, director of the Women's Philanthropy Institute at Indiana University.
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Susi's husband, Giuseppe Renzetti, later became the pro-Nazi Italian consul-general in Berlin, where he and Susi socialized with high-level Nazis, including Hitler.
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At this year's camp, the members of the women's national team slept, ate and socialized together at a rented hostel on the outskirts of town.
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In an appearance on Fox News on Wednesday, he called the Graham-Cassidy plan "socialized medicine" and said that he would not have supported it.
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It could be that Taiwan is underfunding its health care system; it's spending a smaller share of GDP than even the socialized systems in Europe.
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But it's not socialized medicine as Republicans claim — Democrats rejected proposals to establish a single-payer system that would have wiped out private health insurance.
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A socialized single payer government plan has been the great liberal dream for decades, and now they are closer than ever before to achieving it.
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I think that banking and finance have to be socialized because otherwise you're continually at the mercy of big capital deciding what's profitable or not.
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"Our identity and professional roles are highly socialized," said Patricia Davidson, a workforce researcher and dean of the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing in Baltimore.
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SECRETARY MNUCHIN YESTERDAY TOLD US YESTERDAY THAT THERE IS A TAX PACKAGE AND IT'S BEING, I THINK HE SAID QUOTE "SOCIALIZED" AMONG MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
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I was lucky enough to have support in dragging myself out of them—I'm a white, middle-class person from a country with socialized medicine.
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It is a grim reminder that systems of socialized medicine like the NHS vest the state with power over human lives, transforming citizens into subjects.
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In this telling, Democrats won a hefty majority on a message of unity and moderation and then rammed socialized health care down the country's throat.
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While Bernie Sanders reignited the idea of single-payer healthcare to America at large in 2016, socialized medicine has long been a dream of progressives.
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And this hurts men too, who are frequently socialized to be aggressive, entitled nut-jobs who aren't allowed to mine the depths of their emotional life.
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The scientists evaluated the reasoning abilities of 12 pet dogs and another 14 dogs raised like wolves in a pack, along with 12 human-socialized wolves.
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That is, we often act ethically because we have been socialized into a particular ethical worldview and not because we have any deeper underlying ethical commitments.
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If you look at the countries that have imposed socialized medicine, that have put the government in charge of providing medicine, what inevitably happens is rationing.
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To me, part of positive masculinity is recognizing that the way men are socialized to build connections is different, not better or worse, and encouraging that.
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Guys are socialized to disregard their health, safety, and lives in pursuit of a greater cause — whether that's fighting crime in New York, or extracting oil.
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After all, why would some former Sanders supporters be flocking to Libertarian Gary Johnson, who wants much less government, if socialized medicine were their top priority?
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In the second experiment, participants socialized with other people and then, while alone, watched a game supposedly involving three of the people they had just met.
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It said that fellow employees of Lambert said he had socialized outside of work with his alleged tormentors and he himself often used racially insensitive language.
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Warren's Medicare for All fails the test: Countries with socialized medicine make their numbers work through limits on care, cost sharing, and higher middle class taxes.
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Most young people talk about socialized masculinity, and the expectations placed on men and boys to act up to power dynamics established long before their birth.
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The man who allegedly gunned down nine people as they socialized in a popular Dayton, Ohio, entertainment district early Sunday morning, reportedly kept a hit list.
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As expected, the plan has faced attacks from the same enemy of socialized health care that we have here in the United States—the insurance industry.
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They socialized in bars and sidewalk cafes and met partners over cellphone dating apps with a greater degree of openness and comfort than they had known.
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She also felt she was on the receiving end of "manslamming," where men take up space and women are socialized to stay out of their way.
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He took credit for establishing a socialized agriculture in just a few months and shifted blame for the many brutalities involved to local authorities and others.
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The community was very tight-knit, and as I only really socialized with people from the church, the whole thing was just part of my reality.
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I see myself as an emo being trapped in a frat house and socialized by a fraternity system that everyone had to go through in college.
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And what are socialized wolves like when they grow up, once the mysterious genetic machinery of the dog and wolf direct them on their separate ways?
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When they are very young, between two and nine weeks old, cats can most easily be socialized to be more open to new people and experiences.
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They were classmates at Catholic boys school, worked at the same law firm, socialized together and they and their families backed each other for prestigious positions.
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Early on, the beauty of the site was its deep insistence on showing how slang is socialized based on a range of factors: community, school, work.
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And Vox's progressive editor, Ezra Klein, has criticized Sanders's proposal for socialized medicine as requiring higher taxes and one likely to lead to reduced medical services.
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"I totally believe that policy should be developed at the [Department of Defense] level, and then discussed and socialized and deployed and then obeyed," he continued.
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He is also probably right that the top-earner work ethic reflects the fact that people are now socialized to think of themselves as human capital.
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She and her fiancé also socialized with Weinstein and his then-wife, Dunning said, adding that he once invited the couple to Whoopi Goldberg's birthday party.
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In the late nineties, Rubenstein and Rogoff still hosted the Carters at their Nantucket vacation home, but they more often socialized with George and Barbara Bush.
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We were taught that he should be socialized with as many types of people as possible, and with as many different types of environments as possible.
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Under Clinton, the public option pathway to single-payer would become odds on favorite to become law, and the socialized medicine battle will have been lost.
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Two of the pieces in that show, Anna Ziegler's "Sat Nam" and Sam Chanse's "Credible Women," look at the ways that women are socialized into silence.
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Republicans pounced on those comments, as it fits with their party's greater strategy of framing their health care bill as the only alternative to socialized medicine.
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Other countries with socialized medicine, such as Australia and Taiwan, charge a fee at the doctor's office (although these are typically waived for low-income citizens).
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And unlike the US, France has a socialized health care system that makes it easy to get to a doctor offering these kinds of addiction services.
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See, I was socialized with both extreme metal and DIY hardcore in my youth so there had always been a passion for bands that blended both genres.
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U.S. court papers have previously shown that Epstein had socialized with Andrew and other high-profile figures including U.S. President Donald Trump and former president Bill Clinton.
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Dewitt, this coworker, and other employees had been part of a group of friends who worked together at the factory and also socialized together outside of work.
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We hear most about sexuality of heterosexual males, because they are socialized to be the most vocal about their sexuality—an idea that I've seemingly proven herewith.
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They not only socialized during the game, Khloe (along with her sisters, Kim and Kourtney) hit up a local amusement park with the Hadens the night before.
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Soto keeps a watchful eye, ensuring his horses receive proper veterinary and hoof care, nursing little ones who need extra help and making sure they are socialized.
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There are ways in which black women are socialized to be independent and take care of their own stuff, but also engage in extraordinary or excessive caregiving.
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To many Americans, Canada is looking pretty good right now—from their hunky, mentally stable Prime Minister to their socialized health care plan and chill weed laws.
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Davies also alleged that Bagguley had distanced himself from Merchant, described by Davies as a friend with whom Bagguley had regularly socialized in London and New York.
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Importantly, this blueprint rejects the misguided approach of moving toward a socialized system of health care, which would inevitably lead to the rationing of medicines and services.
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"You come from a college environment where the way that you socialized is drinking, and then it carries into your work environment," the former licensing assistant said.
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But whereas girls are generally allowed to remain emotionally expressive, boys are subtly, and at times dramatically, socialized away from expressing their "soft" emotions and dependency needs.
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The response, the product of U.K. socialized medicine, should put everyone on guard about the dangers of putting healthcare into the hands a cold, unfeeling government bureaucracy.
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Indeed, if Charlie's parents are able to win their legal battle with their hospital, they will bring their son to America, not another country with socialized medicine.
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Long-held plans to impose socialized medicine on patients and doctors began in earnest when Democratic President Harry Truman proposed a "universal" national insurance system in 1945.
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It seems not to have dawned on Podhoretz that he was not only writing about himself; he was telling stories about people he worked and socialized with.
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The deeper question we need to reckon with is why boys and men are socialized to derive their self-worth from the denigration and domination of women.
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The GOP healthcare plan is more or less the opposite of socialized healthcare—people on the left like Bernie Sanders are actually the ones advocating for that.
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Another was Mr. Al-Rumayyan's son Faisal, a student at New York University, and two of his associates said that after returning from Riyadh, they socialized together.
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He also socialized with former president Bill Clinton, who flew on his private plane, and Donald Trump, who attended Epstein-hosted parties, as Vox's Andrew Prokop explains.
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The dominant culture realizes that they are on the spectrum and if they had not been socialized to be only straight and cisgender, they might be happier.
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Cousin George lived at the Plaza Athénée in Paris with his mother and at midcentury socialized with otherworldly characters like Gore Vidal, Jean Genet and David Niven.
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This young generation of queers were socialized very early in their development [to understand] that they could be whatever they wanted to be, more often than not.
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The Dutch have sought to use a tightly managed market to achieve universal health care, rather than a more socialized system like those seen elsewhere in Europe.
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Each transgression flowed from an avoidance of self-reflection, as most men haven't been socialized to confront and acknowledge their feelings in any constructive or meaningful way.
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Some of them may have been socialized to think winning means lots of sex partners, but that may not be good for them, and they don't know it.
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Nowadays, kids are socialized at much younger ages through daycare and school, so "this idea that your only child will be lonely doesn't hold up anymore," she says.
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Such "socialized" or "mass" crimes are spreading in Mexico as entire communities empty freight trains of merchandise or steal hundreds of thousands of gallons of fuel from pipelines.
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They've seen more women choose the AI role than men, which may speak to the way women are more likely than men to be socialized as emotional caretakers.
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That said, we know for a fact that Lincoln Aston, Cunanan's longtime friend, was a member, and that Cunanan socialized among the group for at least some time.
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But the improvements, brought on by socialized education, were offset by the economic nose-dive Afro-Cubans faced after the collapse of the Soviet Union in the 1990s.
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A 23-year-old California mother was arrested after allegedly leaving her 18-month-old son in a hot car for 10 hours while she "socialized" with friends.
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Before going to prison, Daddy ran a series of high-end parties during which beautiful women — many of whom were students — socialized with extremely wealthy and powerful men.
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However, women in particular have been intensely socialized to please—something Frank said has become abundantly clear in her efforts to curb her excessive niceness in the workplace.
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"In general, I think the way we're socialized is that, for men, it is permissible to use brute force," says Eri Kim, senior clinical director at Safe Horizon.
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The females, who typically socialized on the structure and would normally turn toward each other, instead faced the direction of the eclipse and started to watch the sky.
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In a household where typewriters took the place of crucifixes and books the place of formal curriculum, Follett thrived in being schooled at home and socialized amongst adults.
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Medicaid expansion—the "socialized" part of the ACA—remains wildly popular, with 84 percent of those polled by Kaiser Family Foundation saying it's important to keep the expansion.
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In socialized medicine supply does not meet demand and resources are rationed – predominately affecting the elderly and those with serious medical conditions which require more resources to treat.
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It came out that Paris had socialized with both players and their families, and had tried at least six times to bribe his way into a fixed game.
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If I had followed the advice of older family members and socialized more in college, I would have a long list of "useful friends" whom I could call.
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The government-funded VA — the only fully socialized healthcare system in the U.S. — is turning to the private sector to get a handle on the veteran suicide crisis.
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Over the next few months, in the scraps of time left from demanding careers, they socialized often and traveled, including a trip to Morocco that deepened their commitment.
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As lawmakers have scrambled to find ways to stop the spread of coronavirus, many of them have become unlikely advocates of socialized health care and universal basic income.
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But instead of replicating the same misguided policies that ultimately contribute to worse disease outcomes in socialized systems, the Trump administration should unleash competition for price-conscious patients.
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Every cliché about young people is wrong because they are an infinitely diverse group, even more so than adults, whose eccentricities have often been socialized out of them.
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The time and place to consider a massive socialized medicine program like "Medicare for all" is in a more primitive society without a well formed health-care system.
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Aggression and the flip side — timidity — might mean the dog was not properly socialized when it was younger, and "that's a really hard thing to overcome," Howe says.
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He said that that a vote for Rubio is a vote for amnesty and a vote for Trump is a vote for ObamaCare to make it socialized medicine.
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The guidelines, 10 in all, posit that males who are socialized to conform to "traditional masculinity ideology" are often negatively affected in terms of mental and physical health.
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" From depictions of the sexes in literature, she examined how women were socialized to accept, even defend, their lower status in society, a process she called "interior colonization.
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Often I think my development of these conditions are proof that I am alive and not just some numb vehicle for domination that I was socialized to be.
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At 19, she married a wealthy literary figure, and they socialized with the political elite that emerged with the new Turkish Republic, including its founder, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
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In the early days of the game, they were also frequently ill-socialized drunks, which meant that their inhibitions were non-existent and their resort to violence quick.
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Firstly he is an adult, and secondly he is a person who for many years has organized a beauty pageant, socialized with the most beautiful women in the world.
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The Vermont independent, who has been pressing for the U.S. to move toward socialized medicine, was asked to respond to comments Schultz made about the plan in another interview.
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Still, it's a valuable addition to the growing body of literature that's trying to explain how a culture of under-socialized wunderkind CEOs drove tech's future into a ditch.
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There are always exceptions, but we've been socialized a great deal to not harm people without cause, and I think that holds for most people most of the time.
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The Morrises, who had known the Paveliches for eight years and socialized with them weekly, told him the second-floor deck was the best place to get cellphone reception.
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""Berserk llama syndrome happens when llamas are not well socialized with other animals and can exhibit dangerous outbursts as the result of thinking they are the alpha over humans.
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There's been some research done that shows that women are not socialized to be candidates, that they don't grow up thinking of politics as a career path for them.
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But all of these taxes have been on Republicans' chopping block for a long time, and sources said they're serious options, though they've not been socialized on Capitol Hill.
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Having grown up in a middle-class Turkish family with a hygiene freak mother, I was simply not socialized to enjoy a delight like kokoreç at a young age.
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Lambasted as "socialized medicine" as it struggled through Congress, this single-payer scheme for the elderly wouldn't have won passage without a virtuoso performance by master manipulator Lyndon Johnson.
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Because the American policy community and commentariat were socialized by the Cold War to regard every intervention as a generational effort, even if a drive-by shooting is sufficient.
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The after-action report says that while the medical drill was "socialized" to the inspector general, it was not noted on the script for the events of the exercise.
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Gosh, if only someone had warned us that socialized medicine could lead to death panels … Folks on the left want to keep pushing us toward that kind of system.
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Ollie, a well-socialized two-year-old rescue cat in Washington was happy to wander outside on the open patio of her owner, Laurel Hamers, after it had snowed.
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"It wasn't much of an assault," Ms. Steinem replied, and anyway, as she explained, the point of her story was about the instincts that girls are socialized to suppress.
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Supporters of universal health care, including activists with Ms. DeMoro's union, repeatedly interrupted speakers at the California Democratic Party's convention in May, challenging party leaders to embrace socialized medicine.
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Founded in 260, the NHS goes beyond single-payer health care into truly socialized medicine: The government doesn't just pay for services, it also runs hospitals and employs doctors.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are throwing their lot in with a socialized Medicare for all BernieCare system that is expected to cost $22019 trillion financed by massive tax hikes on everyone.
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Brady, who displayed a "Make America Great Again" cap in his locker during the campaign, never explicitly endorsed Trump, but he spoke favorably of him and they have socialized.
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Yet even Reagan, fierce inveigher against socialized medicine that he was, did not make a dent in Medicare, the program he so loathed, during his two terms in office.
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Women are socialized to respond to risk differently than men, Taylor explains, and that can help them find ways to solve a problem while minimizing unnecessary risk and injury.
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Early on, children who are less comfortable with social interaction — particularly boys, who are more likely to be socialized that way — are channeled toward science and engineering, he said.
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One survey finding that stuck out to me showed the doctors in the Netherlands (with private insurance) are more annoyed about paperwork than their peers in more socialized systems.
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Within its vintage frame, it manages to be both a blazing op-ed for socialized health care and a subdued meditation on the search for meaning by doubting Christians.
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But long-standing veteran service organizations, like the American Legion, view the CVA's plan as essentially a Trojan horse that would drastically undermine the mostly socialized VA healthcare system.
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That's true in the UK's absurdly inexpensive, and fully socialized, health care system; but it's also true in the Singaporean system, which conservatives often hold up as a model.
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"I think (women) are maybe more socialized to think that they do and feel pressure to conform to that, (but) what we think of as gender differences are social constraints."
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Poore says the idea of enthusiastic consent can be difficult for some people to wrap their heads around, because of the different ways in which women and men are socialized.
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"We got along, we all liked each other, we all socialized, we were friends as well as central committee personnel," Katie Brodie, who served as chairwoman in 1984, told me.
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"The administration is imposing foreign price controls from countries with socialized health care systems that deny their citizens access and discourage innovation," PhRMA president Stephen Ubl said in a statement.
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What he's said is government should pay for everyone's health care, and in fact, a couple of debates ago, he said, if you don't support socialized health care, you're heartless.
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Kwan, who is the great-grandson of a founding director of Singapore's oldest bank, socialized among this set until he moved to the United States at the age of 11.
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"To our knowledge, this study was the first to examine the relationship of intensively socialized hand reared wolves with humans varying in familiarity in a Greeting Situation Test," says Ujfalussy.
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Years of using the NYC subway truly taught me how men are socialized to take up space, while women are expected to passively flow and exist around the remaining space.
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That Trump — the one who socialized and did business with people of all races, as all New Yorkers do — is in rare evidence these days as he runs for president.
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However, it's equally paramount to remind men like Simmons, who have been socialized to think that their version of courting women is endearing, that they can be just as dangerous.
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Unions, which are still the shock troops of the Democrats, are now openly calling for their party to back some form of socialized medicine — and they are getting a hearing.
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Not that he had much use for them growing up in the 22015s and 1950s, when Jim Crow ruled the South and restricted where African-Americans lived, worked and socialized.
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And even as a person socialized in the West—where I've been bombarded with images of beautiful people with their tongues down each other's throats since birth—I get this.
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Even liberal states like Vermont and California abandoned state socialized health care initiatives after recognizing that the tab for these programs would blow up their budgets and ruin their growth.
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Then there are the political attacks -- which some Democrats are optimistic they can withstand, in part because Republicans spent the last decade accusing them of already having passed socialized medicine.
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But in the United States, we've been socialized into thinking our financial attainment is tied to our moral worth, making the way TD Ameritrade formulated its survey question almost reasonable.
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The plan will target "foreign freeloading" in other countries that use "socialized healthcare to command unfairly low prices from U.S. drug makers," according to a White House summary released Thursday.
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When his long shot campaign began in 2015, Sanders was on an island, policy-wise, advocating for socialized medicine, a retreat from imperialism, and an activist response to economic problems.
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The theory is simple: Men feel entitled to walk around without thinking of how much physical space they take up, and women are socialized to move out of their way.
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The two not only attended classes together but socialized in the neighborhood, often meeting up with people from a drug and alcohol recovery house at the end of the block.
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Absolutely. No matter how liberal or loving or isolated of an upbringing you're still subject to being socialized by this country and all the conservative insecurity that comes with it.
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The National Health Service, Britain's cradle-to-grave socialized medical care system — and a locus of complaints about the ravages of budget-cutting — would gain a substantial infusion of money.
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Call this a generalization — it surely is — but the two statements could not be a clearer contrast in how men and women are socialized and pressured to speak in public.
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He'd also socialized in John's mother's house, where a key to John and Donna's house, labeled clearly, hung on the wall and went missing a few weeks before the assault.
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In the chaos of 1970s Cambodia, professionals and intellectuals were imprisoned and murdered en masse, often by neighbors whom they had socialized with or done business with just weeks before.
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On the left, the N.D.P.'s unabashed leftist policies on socialized health care and taxation have compromised Mr. Trudeau's effort to portray himself as the best guarantor of social equality.
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Dutch patients face higher financial barriers to care than their peers in more socialized systems, and spending has accelerated in recent years, trends the critics blame on the privatized market.
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A park setting also allows dogs to pick up bad habits from one another, and is definitely not a place you want to bring a dog who is under-socialized.
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It is the fate of Tyler's Kate not to be tamed, certainly, but to be socialized—in this case, by a still more socially awkward Russian-émigré biologist named Pyotr.
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As patrons streamed steadily into the airy space, on the corner of Third Avenue and 93rd Street, some waved to each other in recognition, while others socialized at the bar.
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It's true that women are socialized to be better at paying attention to people's emotional needs and so on — this is something that makes them better engineers, not worse ones.
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A former prosecutor before joining Parliament, Mr. Voronenkov had socialized with people in Mr. Putin's circle, including Vladislav Surkov, a political adviser to Mr. Putin who attended Mr. Voronenkov's wedding.
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On Tuesday, several Democrats in the 2020 presidential field attacked Mr. Trump, who socialized with Mr. Epstein and once described him as a "terrific guy," for standing by Mr. Acosta.
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On Tuesday, several Democrats in the 2020 presidential field attacked Mr. Trump, who socialized with Mr. Epstein and once described him as a "terrific guy," for standing by Mr. Acosta.
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The government provision, the direct socialized medicine, seems to be the cheapest and with no measurable degradation in the quality of health care, but people get annoyed at waiting lists.
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Bush was socialized as a "rich kid" in the Texas Midlands, where he would have apparently been subject to nothing short of physical punishment for displaying any art historical knowledge.
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"Conversations about race scare people, and it scares queer people because we're socialized to think all gay people will get along—that that identity would be enough," he told Philly Voice.
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There's a groundswell of Democratic support for candidates who will push socialized health care and major action on climate change and who will break with centrism on immigration and social issues.
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"Berserk llama syndrome happens when llamas are not well socialized with other animals and can exhibit dangerous outbursts as the result of thinking they are the alpha over humans," Cancellare said.
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These early sojourners and settlers may have lived and worked side by side, socialized with another, even intermarried; nevertheless, they saw themselves through the lens of separate ethnicities and national origins.
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"For those with lower SAT scores, for those low in positive stereotypes, for those high in Trump support, the more they socialized with international students the lower their prejudice," Quinton said.
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" Contrasting with that account, The New York Times claims that "nearly a dozen people who knew him well or socialized with him said Judge Kavanaugh was a heavy drinker in college.
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Maxwell said the plot to haze Melgar started off as a hypothetical joke that was cooked up as Marines and SEALs socialized at a bar and then at a dance club.
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It has the data to show the perils of socialized Big Medicine, and it has the potential sales points of a new era of personalized health plans on the free market.
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She wrote at length about her belief that both trans women and cisgender women are equal, but reiterated the importance of recognizing the difference between how these two groups are socialized.
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If we had socialized healthcare, I would go to the doctor just whenever, because I feel like it would take away the question about whether or not I was a product.
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Suddenly, their heads all turn to the door while USA Hockey lets out a soft, muffled moan, saliva running down its cheek and onto the finest pillow socialized medicine can offer.
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Throughout her decade-long battle with cancer—which included painful chemo and surgeries—Tarbard's mother still socialized, drank her beloved pinot at the pub, and spent time socializing with her squad.
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"The administration is imposing foreign price controls from countries with socialized health care systems that deny their citizens access and discourage innovation," PhRMA Chief Executive Stephen Ubl said in a statement.
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It's not just female underlings who are socialized to be nice and agreeable to guys like that, and when placed under their power, it's often more instinctual to freeze than fight.
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The lawsuit alleged that John Burke, Trek's president, lived in the same Madison suburb where Mr. Farley was raised and that Mr. Burke's and Mr. Farley's families socialized with one another.
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"I have the revolution and Fidel to thank for this cataract surgery," she said, adding that she would not have been able to afford the procedure without Cuba's socialized medical care.
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He was also analyzing other systems, including a socialized medicine model under which the government owns hospitals, employs doctors and pays for health care as it does education and public safety.
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Even as official warnings grew louder, older people in Zuoling walked around and socialized without masks, because they did not grasp the need or could not buy them, some residents said.
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Our view with K Health is the opportunity to make socialized medicine a global phenomenon and hoping that in 95% of the cases access to the app is all you need.
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In a possible nod to some Democrats' recent socialist leanings, Dingell referenced opponents of Medicare calling the program "socialized medicine" in preventing senior citizens from becoming destitute because of medical bills.
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Looking back: Black students who attended the same medical school in Virginia as Mr. Northam recalled a divided campus in which they attended class with white students but largely socialized apart.
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Now let me tell you if you're a small business owner, Donald Trump's socialized medicine, putting the government in charge of your health care would kill more jobs than Obamacare, and if you're elderly, the results of socialized medicine in every country on earth where it's been implemented has been rationing, has been the government saying, no, you don't get that hip replacement, you don't get that knee replacement, the government is in charge of your health care.
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Obama shared encouragement to all women who have been "socialized to think their voices don't matter" in life, touching upon workplace value and speculating that sometimes men take up too much space.
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The sport has taken on a self-regulating, homogeneous culture—a kind of "tuck-your-pinkie-on-your-tea-cup'" politesse that is maintained by players and staff socialized to heightened sensitivity.
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The Guide Dog Foundation is looking for puppy raisers to help the incoming classes of dogs gets socialized, so the canines are prepared to serve an individual with disabilities after completing training.
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Next came a plan to base Medicare's payments for certain drugs on the prices European countries pay — in other words, to piggyback off of single-payer or highly socialized health care systems.
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We were given a taste of the magical movement in the winter of 2017 when food stylist Adeline Waugh socialized her multicolored, shimmering toast for the world's unicorn-fatigued eyes to behold.
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Over 84% of the incidents involved a dog that an owner had failed to neuter, and 76% of the fatalities involved a canine that was isolated from human interactions and not socialized.
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Until he was 15 months old, Sully was trained and socialized by inmates, who helped the future service dog learn basic commands, obedience, housebreaking and the foundations of his service dog training.
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Girls are socialized in ways that are harmful to their sense of self – to reduce themselves, to cater to the egos of men, to think of their bodies as repositories of shame.
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A 2003 study from the American Psychological Association also found that men are socialized to act out their anger, while women are taught that anger is "unfeminine" and discouraged from expressing it.
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Bitfinex's "socialized loss scenario" most likely means it will distribute its losses among all of the platform's users, according to Charles Hayter, chief executive and founder of digital currency comparison website CryptoCompare.
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In Polar Park, a park within a forest near the town of Narvik where people go to see the Northern Lights, local wolves are born and bred in large enclosures and socialized.
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For Gerstley, professional women's reluctance to initiate these tricky dialogues is a predictable symptom of the broader ways that we're socialized: We're taught to accommodate others before tending to our own desires.
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Whether its socialized medicine, hefty unemployment stipends, or guaranteed housing, the European budget simply can't afford to pay for all of those things and boost its defense spending at the same time.
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The specter of socialized health care, known as Medicare for all, which a majority of House Democrats supported in the last Congress, is also one of the biggest threats to this prosperity.
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" Cruz highlighted many of the same contrasts as he did in Tuesday night's testy, hour-long debate in San Antonio, including accusing O'Rourke of wanting open borders, sanctuary cities and "socialized medicine.
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Many years before they had socialized at the same places, shared the same professional contacts and covered similar stories for their networks, including a Newt Gingrich presidential primary news conference in 2012.
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Single-digit millionaires, aiming to emulate their wealthier peers, engage in smaller but no-less-corrosive forms of graft, perhaps because they have become socialized to easing every hurdle through an app.
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This never happened to me when I lived my life as a man — both because I didn't let myself feel those emotions and because other men haven't been socialized to do this.
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After arriving in the village, representatives from the brigade met with local leaders to share information about elephants, while the brigade's men socialized with the villagers and bought chickens for later meals.
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Some guests clearly made the cut: her and her husband's immediate family; friends they each had known since grade school; an inner circle of new friends they socialized with as a couple.
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After sizing up her options, after graduation she moved to Norway, where she had family, in order to take part in its socialized system, because of the difficulties that Ms. Madley describes.
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Political scientists, such as Gary Jacobson, argued Gen Z and millennial generations have been socialized into politics differently, especially during the Obama presidency, so that they view politics differently than previous generations.
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Socialized medicine, much higher taxes on the wealthy, opposition to fracking, a fanatical fight against climate change, harsh anti-Wall Street measures and ever more radical social change will be its hallmarks.
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Democrats, on the other hand, want to take the country in a socialist direction through programs like federal job and housing guarantees, college tuition funded by taxpayers, and of course socialized medicine.
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Sanders' campaign manager Shakir also pointed out that Medicare is not even close to a socialized medicine system (although Republicans called it that when they opposed it and it passed in 1965).
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" In March 2013, Carson told Fox News viewers, "Vladimir Lenin, one of the founders of socialism and communism, he said socialized medicine is the keystone of the arch to the socialist state.
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Ezra Klein joins Sarah Kliff and Matt Yglesias to discuss the legacy of Tommy Douglas, the leader of Canada's first socialist government and the father of socialized medicine north of the border.
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The Washington Examiner's Phil Klein, who I don't think would mind my describing him as a vehement single-payer critic, flagged the news about the UK as a "socialized medicine update" this week.
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In part to combat this confidence gap — and the way women are socialized not to discuss money — we instituted a semi-annual review at Bumble that includes a mandatory open discussion about salary.
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In other words, both Gard's and Evans's cases are a lightning rod for existing UK anxieties about the National Health Service and the efficacy of socialized medicine, and of state intervention more generally.
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Epstein, a registered sex offender who once socialized with President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton, pleaded guilty in 2008 to Florida state charges of unlawfully paying a teenage girl for sex.
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That was the first time I lived fully socialized as a male, and it was the happiest I've been in my life — especially because my dad had accepted the path I was on.
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"Where we've gone wrong as a society is that we've socialized our boys to cut themselves off from women at all costs, and objectify them as if they were property," Meybodi tells Refinery29.
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Since Nigel is still young and well socialized by his foster family, he should fit in to almost any household willing to keep an eye on his injury and shower him with love.
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Rickon, who admittedly has not been socialized very well these past few years, does not know to RUN IN A FUCKING ZIG ZAG and is taken down before reaching Jon (+30 to Ramsay).
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These nonvoters do not like the president and they are not conservatives, but they do not appear to have been socialized into the cultural norms of the party's liberal college-educated coastal base.
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Because the U.K. has a socialized medical system, which means the care for patients is in the hands of the state, bureaucrats who are apparently more interested in saving money than saving lives.
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" Grant, who admits to "a libertarian's biases," sees this doctrine as the seed of "deposit insurance, the too-big-to-fail doctrine, and the rest of the modern machinery of socialized financial risk.
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Although many people have been socialized to see products as solutions, simply reducing the number of things you use or buy might be the better strategy for your mental health, Dr. Helm explains.
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In the late '80s, a single volunteer, Barbara Margolis — a Hort board member and official in the Koch administration — funded a small garden, where she socialized with inmates and offered them employment advice.
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And when you discuss her compensation, think of the decades of socialized behavior that she has had to overcome to even ask for, let alone fight for that raise, promotion or new opportunity.
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It is one result of a cesspool of accumulated and socialized beliefs and judgments about who you are and who others are based on skin color and the associations that come with it.
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"He wouldn't be a good friend of mine if he didn't (respect women)," said Betsy Hart, who worked with Moore at the conservative Heritage Foundation and has socialized with him regularly since then.
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You can never be respectable enough, you can never be good enough, or non-threatening enough, because people in America have been brainwashed and socialized and conditioned to see you as a threat.
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To be sure, there are good-faith reasons to object to some socialized public policies, particularly the idea that relying on the market, rather than government, can lead to higher efficiency and better results.
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Female equality remains dubious, and when women are portrayed as sexual objects in the media or at home, children are socialized to accept and follow gender stereotypes that may or may not be healthy.
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Similarly, "The Hood Maker" derives its strong emotional pull from the tenuous bonds formed between a cop (Richard Madden) and a telepath (Holliday Grainger) who have been socialized to fear and resent each other.
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As fans, we go to the arenas and stadiums primarily for the socialized excitement we can only feel in those places, the ability to get lost in the collective emotion for a few hours.
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But New Zealand is a nation with socialized healthcare where those who seek success too aggressively are often derided as "tall poppies" — many have viewed his presence in the country as an uncomfortable fit.
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"The administration is imposing foreign price controls from countries with socialized health care systems that deny their citizens access and discourage innovation," said Steve Ubl, CEO of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America.
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The second thing we know is: There is a lot of work that has demonstrated how much girls are socialized from a very early age that they are 'supposed to be' good at relationships.
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Conservatives have vilified her as a San Francisco wingnut who wants to drag America into socialized health care, weaken the military, and throw money around like confetti at a Pride parade in the Castro.
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In the past, Ellison has supported socialized medicine, gutting defense funding, the abolishment of the Second Amendment, expensive and job-killing climate change mandates, a 63 percent tax rate and more progressive pipe dreams.
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While this argument is spurious, we would do well to consider that there are cultural environments in which men and women alike are not socialized to have the vocabulary that would allow for refusal.
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The conversation was wide-ranging as Ms. Borders and Ms. Lakshmi described the need for a cultural shift, not just in the workplace, but particularly in how men are socialized and boys are raised.
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If this bill somehow passes, there are a lot of people who think the impact would be so disastrous and so widespread that it would actually pave the way to a more socialized system.
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There is little evidence to suggest spy cam operators and upskirt snappers are badly socialized losers rather than regular men brought up in a society that has taught them to see women as objects.
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Women, for instance, have long been socialized to believe that providing and receiving emotional support is a routine obligation in partnerships, something that, like putting food on the table, must be done every day.
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Even as he socialized with the president's family, Mr. Gaetz announced on Twitter that he had filed an ethics complaint against Speaker Nancy Pelosi for tearing up the president's State of the Union address.
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Now the Enquirer was accusing Bezos and Sanchez of hiding their assignations from MacKenzie and from Sanchez's husband, Patrick Whitesell, a powerful talent agent whom Bezos had socialized with as Amazon expanded into Hollywood.
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Here's how it worked: Doctors' wives (hey, it was 1961) were asked to invite their friends over and play them a recording in which Ronald Reagan explained that socialized medicine would destroy American freedom.
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But even dogs that are physically similar to so-called "Landrace/village dogs"—semi-wild, semi-socialized canines living in or near human settlements that can't be pinned to a specific breed—still lack health.
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The concern for us, from a strategic perspective, is … a large number of people who have been socialized if not radicalized within the three-year window of the caliphate, when it existed in physical form.
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He also conducts workshops and classes around campus on healthy masculinity, with the goal of getting students to think about how boys and men are socialized, and how that socialization can sometimes contribute to violence.
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"Women are often socialized that sex and intimacy are one and the same, so they may equate a lack of post-sex affection with their partner not caring about them as a person," she explained.
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I think one way to do it is to convey to men that an action — which is how men are primed and socialized to think about problems — a legitimate action at the moment is listening.
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But research also shows that because men and women are socialized differently — men to be more aggressive and assertive, women to be more submissive and nurturing — they approach mentor-mentee relationships from entirely different perspectives.
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As women, we're socialized to be peacekeepers, but even a relatively mild action by a group of women (we are nonpartisan and dedicated to civic engagement, hardly a radical agenda) may be seen as threatening.
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Across the bay, in Preston, where Pinky and her sisters, DeeDee, Fritzie, and Betsy, shopped and socialized, was the regional headquarters of the United Fruit Company, whose colonial culture held sway over the whole province.
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Jack Posobiec, conspiratorial mouthpiece for the gullible, was quick to post a breathless and indignant Periscope video where he too claimed Google was leading the charge for the creation of a "socialized" nationwide wireless network.
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Those issues are related: Older Americans probably suspect (as was the case with the Affordable Care Act) that Medicare for All might produce "socialized medicine" that could shift Medicare resources from seniors to younger populations.
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Health officials then scrambled to retrace his history, tracking down eight people he had socialized with at a group lunch and 37 more who were in the clinic when he showed up for medical help.
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The Russian woman who was indicted on charges of acting as an unregistered agent of Moscow reportedly socialized with an associate of then-candidate Donald Trump's during the final months of the 2016 presidential campaign.
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"The administration is imposing foreign price controls from countries with socialized health care systems that deny their citizens access and discourage innovation," said Stephen Ubl, CEO of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA).
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They had two children and lived in Europe before settling in Greenwich Village, where Mr. Markson socialized with his fellow writers at home and at the Lion's Head and other saloons favored by the literati.
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Since the world can feel like a battlefield — and women are socialized from birth to believe we're too weak to defend ourselves with traditional means — many have turned the "feminine" accoutrements left to us as armor.
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We're right now heading into a medical system with about a 90,000-doctor shortage in America and socialized medicine; whether proposed by the Democrats or proposed by a Republican would hurt the people of this country.
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Some women struggle to get out of their own heads when it comes to oral (not surprising, since women are socialized to please everyone except themselves) and some don't like it because they find it boring.
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"The children do not appear to have been socialized in a normal manner and it appears they have had limited contact with anyone outside of their immediate family," wrote a police officer who encountered the scene.
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But for lots of people, especially women (who have been socialized to undermine their achievements), talking about all the things that make you worth dating can be hard because you don't want to come off conceited.
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The governor spoke with a local reporter Tuesday, defending the bill against characterizations of "socialized medicine" but not offering a clear stance on the proposal: I've been doing a deep dive in terms of the policy.
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Evangelicals are not only heavily represented among creationists, but also among citizens who perceive climate change as a "hoax," accept calculated falsehoods about the evils of "socialized medicine," and think that Obama is a covert Muslim.
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The researchers say limited resources in England's socialized healthcare system could explain a more "frugal approach to utilization of interventional treatment," but they note they did not look at the role of doctors' choices about care.
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The disparity, she concludes, is a sign of how women and men are socialized to process things differently when it comes to sex — women to be ashamed and men to be at least a little proud.
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One and all, they went in search of a life free from the restraints of the socialized world, to a place where survival depended on the exercise of one's own wit and strength and backbreaking labor.
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As The Washington Post reports: Ford dismissed Whelan's theory in a statement late Thursday: "I knew them both, and socialized with" them, Ford said, adding that she had once visited the other classmate in the hospital.
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But Trump sees the proposals as a way to further motivate his base on the issue of illegal immigration and "socialized" health care, which his campaign and other Republicans have used throughout the nascent 2020 cycle.
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It was in 255 that Matteo Canonaco, a cofounder of Canson Capital Partners who socialized with Craig, learned of this and thought Refinitiv would be a good candidate for a leveraged buyout, according to this person.
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Once they've made a compelling case against the current and future perils of socialized Big Medicine, Trump and congressional Republicans must forge a populist free-market plan to counter the left's simplistic "Medicare for All" mantra.
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Polling 450 adolescents across 15 countries, the report discovered that boys are socialized to embody dominance and physical strength, making them more inclined to be violent, suffer from substance abuse, and commit homicide later in life.
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I will give California vastly greater fiscal capacity to implement socialized medicine by hacking off a portion of Federal income tax rates and programmatic spending and designating it for states to use as they see fit.
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As someone who has not known or socialized with any of the curators of at least the last five Whitney Biennials, if not more, I have not been privy to what goes on behind the curtains.
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The saddest part of all of this is that women, too, have been habituated and socialized to dismiss female candidates for the same sexist reasons men use to justify their preferences for old white male candidates.
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My mother had this idea that if I ever socialized with other kids at the very best I would come home with impetigo and at the worst I would be learning things I shouldn't be learning.
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And the preposterous cost projections that American conservative propagandists routinely adduce to prove that "socialized medicine" or a decent public option would exhaust our Treasury are given the lie in each of those countries every day.
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But I must ask, respectfully: What revolution would occur if Sanders, a self-declared "democratic socialist" who calls for socialized medicine, higher taxes and a government takeover of — well — virtually everything, is actually the Democratic nominee?
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Given Baruch's commuter-student culture, where most students socialized with their friends from city high schools, Pi Delta Psi's recruitment strategy was to approach all eligible males, even some non-Asians, and ask them to join.
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There is absolutely no way in which historic preservation is only about preserving the lifestyles of the affluent; historic preservation is about learning how people lived, how they built, how they decorated and ate and socialized.
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Four years after the dinner — the first and last time Mr. Witkoff and Mr. Low socialized — Mr. Witkoff and his remaining partners are being forced by the Justice Department to put the building up for sale.
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Kyra Gaunt, an ethnomusicologist, suggests how, at least within the black community, gender expectations in society play a role: Boys are socialized to suppress emotions and suppress processing emotions through verbal means, through anything but aggression.
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The story also goes on at length describing the aggressive drinking culture at the school, one in which "a dozen people who knew (Kavanaugh) well or socialized with him" said he had been a stumbling participant.
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Pet lovers who thought their dogs were "rescued" from abuse or mistreatment instead took in dogs that were raised in well-socialized, healthy circumstances, purchased at auction, and then shipped to far-flung rescues and shelters.
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Cocooned in his five-hundred-square-foot apartment in Atlanta, the windows blacked out so that his circadian clock would not be affected by natural light, he slept, ate, exercised, socialized, and worked in virtual reality.
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In New York City, there are tens of thousands of stray and feral cats, referred to as "community cats," that live outdoors and are not suitable for adoption because they have not been socialized to humans.
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However, there are plenty of cultural influences at work here (for example, men and women alike are socialized to believe that men care about sex a whole lot) and these assumptions play right into our gendered stereotypes.
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I know so many men who've been so socialized to feel that it would be shaming or not legitimate to experience emotion and have been given so little training even in how to recognize their own emotions.
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Ronald Reagan, in his efforts to torpedo Medicare in the 1960s, proclaimed government support of health insurance "socialized medicine," turning a big part of the health care debate into one about the American capitalist ethos and patriotism.
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There are several types of universal healthcare, including single-payer, where the government pays for care provided by private companies (see: Canada), or socialized medicine, where the government pays for and provides the care (see: the UK).
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We are all socialized to understand that if there is no explicit mention then a character is white, precisely because most stories that fill the canon are written by white authors about white experiences for white audiences.
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There's a belief that they should've taken care of themselves, shouldn't have been a victim — which is particularly true of men, because men are socialized to believe they're not victims, and are not supposed to be victims.
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But, because we are socialized into gender roles beginning at a very young age, it is extremely difficult to determine how much our biology influences our gendered behavior and how much is our response to our environment.
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So these dogs aren't your run-of-the-mill house pets—they've been socialized in a way that very closely approximates their ancient lifestyle (modern wolves and dogs diverged from a common ancestor about 15,000 years ago).
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When Republican members of Congress and others warned that Obama was going to inflict socialized medicine on the nation, just like the health systems in sluggish, left-wing European countries, they were being both dishonest and confused.
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And yet, the claim that male heroism exposes the fallacy of "toxic masculinity"—the reality that many American men are socialized to be violent, homophobic, and misogynistic—also appeared at The American Spectator, Acculturated, and National Review.
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You can see it in attacks on "socialized medicine" and European-style "class warfare," and in more sophisticated and paranoid attacks like Dinesh D'Souza's claim that Barack Obama is animated by a fundamentally foreign anti-colonialist perspective.
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Brockes creates dramatic tension by debating the virtues of using known sperm donors as opposed to strangers, and whether to rely on the British health care system — socialized but slow — or her adopted country's for assisted reproduction.
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In addition, American families must "find someone to blame to cover the cost" of medical care, unlike their counterparts in European countries, which have socialized health care, said Ellen Beate Hansen Sanseter, a Norwegian professor of education.
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In a panel titled "Prescription for Failure: The Ills of Socialized Medicine," there were familiar lines about the rationing of care and long wait times in Canada that have long served as brickbats against Medicare for All.
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The FBI and U.S. federal prosecutors contacted Prince Andrew's lawyers and requested an interview with the prince, who socialized with Epstein, Manhattan-based U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman said at a news conference in front of Epstein's mansion.
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In a phone interview on Friday, Mr. Goldstein said he had socialized with Mr. Griffith the night before he met with the F.B.I., and Mr. Griffith had insisted on telling federal authorities "the truth" without a lawyer.
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There is compelling evidence that markets in health care can do more to lower costs and prices than liberals allow, and good reasons to think that free-market competition produces more medical innovation than more socialized systems.
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Many in this second generation have graduated from German schools and were socialized in Germany, but they are using their education and freedom to grapple with their complex identities, and chafing under parental and social pressure to conform.
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A Kaiser poll from 2016 indicated that people's support for the policy varied not just on which arguments were emphasized by the pollster but which term was used, with "single-payer" and "socialized medicine" being the least popular.
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Ford said in her statement reported by the Post on Thursday said that she knew both Kavanaugh and the classmate identified by Whelan, adding that she socialized with them and visited the second classmate in the hospital once.
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As we say in our forthcoming paper's finding on gender: Imagine the explosion of new processes and products that would emerge in a world where half the population was socialized to believe that it could and should innovate.
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At the time, Judge Kavanaugh was a student at the all-boys Georgetown Preparatory School, and Dr. Blasey was at the all-girls Holton-Arms School, two private schools in the Maryland suburbs whose students sometimes socialized together.
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But just north of the border, a Canadian ALS patient opted for physician-assisted suicide after giving up his fight against not only ALS, but also Canada's socialized health care that refused to cover the treatment he needed.
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They're still going to be catering toward a largely cis and straight audience that is open to mainly seeing the non-threatening forms of queerness we've been socialized to accept, like feminine lesbians and white, cis gay men.
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"For me, this is an example of how we are having pretty significant privatization of the gains and big payouts while the losses are socialized, and held by those who are most vulnerable to climate change," she said.
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Venues that still exist include The Court (formerly Bag O'Nails) and The Scotch of St. James on Mason's Yard, where Hendrix and others of London's rock elite performed and socialized, including members of the Beatles and The Who.
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He does everything he's been socialized to believe will make him successful and prove his manhood hard AF: Buying expensive shit, getting swol, banging chicks, traveling to exotic locales for Buttstagram pics that can attract more Tinder dates.
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She feels it's critical that all kids, especially girls, understand that anger is OK. "Girls are still more socialized [to believe] that anger equals bad, and that a good girl wouldn't be angry at her friend," she says.
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Dr. Wynne recounted an experiment showing that as long as puppies spend 90 minutes a day, for one week, with a human any time before they are 14 weeks old, they will become socialized and comfortable with humans.
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Trump denies ever going on a date with model Kim Alley, and claims that she tearfully admitted to lying about it on Geraldo — when she actually said she wished she'd never socialized with Trump in the first place.
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As Doggett spoke outside the Randalls, a large crowd of demonstrators gathered, armed with DON'T TREAD ON ME flags, signs assailing "socialized health care" and, in one case, a large poster of Doggett's face augmented with devil horns.
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Watching the video, I felt free of shame around my own battles with mental illness that I don't believe I inherited, but rather, I was socialized into because of dealing with anti-black racism for my entire life.
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When they've been socialized to think that "yes" means you're a slut, "maybe" means you're a tease, and "no" means you're a prude — or that, from the male perspective, as one friend recently put it, "no is always negotiable"?
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" —Vedana Vaidhyanathan, Texas "It's amazing and informative and makes me so grateful to live in a country with socialized health care, and to come from a privileged background where I have been believed and helped by the medical profession.
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I don't want to support the whole "buy stuff to buy stuff" mentality, but then I end up doing that because we've all been socialized into the culture of buying things as a social activity or to release stress.
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And in the process, I got better at doing the things that, as a man, I had been recently socialized not to do: asking for help, giving credit for it and admitting that I didn't have all the answers.
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Even many Republicans are joining calls for free health treatments, cash handouts to poorer Americans, and significant aid to businesses — a head-spinning twist in a political season that for months saw relentless attacks on 'socialism' and 'socialized medicine.
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Soros told me that he had known Trump casually and had even socialized with him (about 30 years ago, a friend of Soros's dated one of Trump's senior people, and they all went out for dinner a few times).
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And by the way, we do have a form of socialized medicine in this country; it's called the V.A. MYRA SAUL, SCARSDALE, N.Y. To the Editor: Americans will consider single-payer health care when proponents start thinking like marketers.
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It seems worth noting that researchers in countries with socialized healthcare systems don't seem to have to publish extensive overviews of how exactly their systems and citizens are hemorrhaging money in order to keep people alive, let alone healthy.
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Back in Brooklyn, the same interviewee had primarily identified as a lesbian and had only socialized with other lesbians, but in Ithaca she found herself spending much of her time hanging out with straight men in a bar downtown.
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"Women's empowerment initiatives will continue to yield lower results due to the backlash that they face from the men and boys in their families who continue to be socialized into patriarchal norms," ECF's executive director Christina Furtado tells CNN.
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"Universal social programs (free college, socialized health care, child care) — those are the things that really help women achieve something closer to parity with men," said Liza Featherstone, editor of False Choices: The Faux Feminism of Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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The 26 dogs and 12 wolves represent a small sample size, but while more would be better, it's admittedly hard to find socialized wolves and dogs raised in packs (this study was made possible by the Wolf Science Center in Austria).
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At age 663, Tamar ran away from the California home she shared with her father, Dr. George Hodel, who had been a celebrated doctor in the community and socialized with artists and filmmakers, like director John Huston and photographer Man Ray.
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I visited a soup kitchen to serve breakfast to those in need, I cleaned puppy cages and socialized with the animals at Animal Haven, I joined a third grade classroom to teach the students about my role at Refinery29, and more.
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"They don't form emotional bonds and tend to be emotionally detached from other people, and they also don't experience the more socialized emotions that other people have that require that you can represent other individuals as whole people," said Meloy.
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The whole process boils down to an app for consumers to order food or drinks as well as have coworkers piggyback onto that order to create a more socialized experience around getting up and going around the corner for a snack.
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Speculation about why women start majors, or even careers, in the sciences and then drop out at far higher rates than men vary from women being socialized into low mathematical confidence, to much-publicized harassment and lack of female mentorship.
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They claimed once again they had all been friends and socialized outside of work, and that all of them (including Dewitt) used similar insensitive language with each other on a regular, ongoing basis, including in social contexts outside of the workplace.
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Peter King will tell you that having a not-for-profit healthcare system is socialized medicine, and I will tell you that it's high time that we put American lives over the profits of insurance companies and their corporate executives.
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It's long been a policy dream of many liberals, but Democrats who live in states and districts that were carried in 2016 by Trump are certain to be sensitive to the political risks of supporting what Republicans call socialized medicine.
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"The dogs that are captured are the least likely dogs to bite," she said, adding that killing off the friendly pups presents a "greater health risk for the community because it allows the more elusive, less socialized dogs to move in."
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Unfortunately, it is natural for scholars not to want to criticize those with whom they have worked and socialized for years, and upon whom they depend for many of the privileges of their profession, such as tenure, awards, and intellectual recognition.
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A socialized jobs or health care plan would either balloon the deficit or require massive tax increases which, either way, plays right into the Republicans' hands of accusing Democrats of being the party of big taxes and even bigger spending.
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Socialized health care Liberals have always been eager to support a public health care system run by the government, but until recently, the Democrats made sure to conceal their socialist impulses so as not to alienate voters at the polls.
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Among the top scientists he socialized with, according to The Times, were the physicists Stephen Hawking and Murray Gell-Mann, the evolutionary biologist Stephen Jay Gould, the neurologist Oliver Sacks, the molecular engineer George Church, and the theoretical physicist Frank Wilczek.
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Being socialized as a woman for the first 24 years of my life, I have intense imposter syndrome, and being raised very much Japanese, as much as my grandmother was an artist, my family didn't want me to [be an artist].
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According to conservative and libertarian definitions of economic freedom, Canadians, who enjoy a socialized health care system, now have more economic freedom than Americans, and Danes, who have one of the world's most generous welfare states, have just as much.
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Colette is still so extremely relevant as women's work is undervalued and shamelessly co-opted by the men who push women into ancillary roles while vampirically sucking away the emotional labor we have been socialized into thinking we need to offer.
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"On one of the last occasions I purposely socialized with Brett, I witnessed him respond to a semi-hostile remark, not by defusing the situation, but by throwing his beer in the man's face," Mr. Ludington said in the statement.
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Though many of its original patients have been lost to the virus—Cardoso told me only three from her sanitarium are still alive—survivors are kept alive by domestically produced antiretroviral drugs that are distributed through its socialized healthcare program.
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For more than five hours on Wednesday, the House Republican who helped saved his party's health care bill faced jeers from hundreds of protesters, cries for socialized medicine, personal attacks, and even an attack ad flown by a plane. Rep.
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I come with a socialized female experience, and I think the combination of that experience, and the way that I look, and — people have said this to me before — the openness in my spirit makes it an interesting thing to watch.
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"Back in the day Epstein was a regular at TED conferences and he was a large donor to basic scientific research, so while Nathan knew him and has socialized with him, that's exactly where their association ends," his spokesperson said.
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It is a piece of bravura writing, depending on slow accretion of detail, allowing the protagonist, who has been a solitary figure in the first two stories, to become socialized, to engage us in ways that are less edgy and dark.
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Those sentiments have given Democratic presidential candidates new energy to push the health care system further left, with new proposals for a public health insurance option or even a socialized health care system where the government takes over the insurance market.
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Front-page stories hailed the bigger, more controversial part of the law that President Lyndon B. Johnson signed that July day in 1965 — health insurance for elderly people, or Medicare, which the American Medical Association had bitterly denounced as socialized medicine.
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He acidly noted in private that his predecessor, Dwight D. Eisenhower, would deride the notion of government-sponsored care for older Americans as socialized medicine before "getting into his limousine" to enjoy free treatment at the Army's Walter Reed Medical Center.
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Both countries have unusually government-centric health systems — Canada is pretty close to true single-payer, while the UK is nearer to socialized medicine — and they have particular drawbacks, namely that they tend to have longer waiting times for care.
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So insurers have worked hard to ensure that "socialized medicine" stays firmly in the realm of deviance and that legitimate controversy focuses on whether or not we repeal the Affordable Care Act, which still keeps private insurers central to the American system.
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That's how talks of a Muslim Ban and even Muslim internment camps become socialized as both normal and possible even in the context of our constitutional democracy — in the same way that the constitution has tiptoed around acknowledging black equality since its inception.
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"Most people who enjoy spicy food were socialized to do so... it may be possible that some people like it the first time if its mild, but I doubt that anyone likes [spicy food] the first time if it's very strong," Rozin said.
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Investors who had more than a third of the value of their accounts on bitcoin exchange Bitfinex wiped out when the site "socialized" its losses from a hack may be able to pursue the company through the courts, legal experts have told CNBC.
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"We are still working out the details so nothing is set in stone, however we are leaning towards a socialized loss scenario among bitcoin balances and active loans to (bitcoin/dollar) positions, " the Hong-Kong based company said on its website on Friday.
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According to a peer who was also contacted by the Ukrainian agents, they noticed that Turchynov socialized with a group of 10 other men in their 20s, including his colleagues Ieremenko and Iermolovych, who had abundant cash and no discernible source of income.
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For [the] majority of us, being socialized as female growing up means that we're taught not to take up space; we're taught that our voices don't matter, we're taught that we don't deserve the same quality of healthcare that cisgender men get.
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If the next Democratic administration attempts the same compromise, rather than plunging headlong into socialized health care, the United States will only suffer from the same disastrous underfunding, wasteful administrative bloat from private insurers, and dangerous conditions for patients and health care providers.
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A small 8-by-10-block section was where so many of the famous names of the period — George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Betsy Ross, John and Samuel Adams, Dolley and James Madison and, nearly everywhere, it seems, Ben Franklin — lived and socialized.
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In the meantime, it's important to pursue the more immediate possibility of in vitro fertilization with Najin and Fatu's eggs, he said, particularly if potential calves are to be raised around or socialized by the two northern white females in their lifetimes.
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A spokesman for the inspector general did not dispute that Mr. Perrotta and Mr. Sullivan were "friendly" but disputed that they socialized outside of work and added that the office has "impairment and impartiality requirements" intended to prevent bias in any investigation.
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His character touches at the curdled heart of modern misogyny — the pickup-artist mind-set that gamifies sex, the grievance that "nice guys" are entitled to women's attention, the craving by poorly socialized men to interact with programmable pawns rather than complex people.
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Mr. Baker seemed friendlier toward Mr. Trump; during an Oval Office interview last year, the editor made small talk with the president about golf and greeted Ivanka Trump with a reminder that the two had socialized in the Hamptons a few weeks prior.
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The excerpts highlight familiar Trump administration themes, such as border security and the perceived threat of socialized health care, while also touting a strong economy that has continued to grow under Trump at roughly the same pace that it grew under President Obama.
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Later, she lived abroad, for a year in Madrid, where she studied painting conservation at the Prado Museum, and for a decade in New York City, where she studied printmaking at Pratt Institute and socialized in literary circles with other Cuban émigrés.
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But the space is big and there's a lot of great entrepreneurs and Europe has a lot to offer I think in terms of taking our history of socialized medicine and saying how can tech power that to make it a better experience?
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Although I had grown up and been socialized as a man, since I came out as trans in my early 40s, my friend Laura had made it her personal task to help me negotiate the world of women in which I'd landed.
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During my time at the school, girls at Holton-Arms frequently met and became friendly with boys from all-boys schools in the area, including Landon School, Georgetown Prep, Gonzaga High School, country clubs, and other places where kids and their families socialized.
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"It is equally naïve and careless to believe that especially the young men, who have been socialized in an archaic value system from the Middle Ages, will be magically transformed into enlightened, socially acceptable democrats after they cross our borders," he added.
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The industry will be ready to fight an MFA plan with guns blazing, and trot out the usual arguments: stop socialized medicine, save personal choice, don't put yourself into the hands of government bureaucrats, don't let American become Venezuela -- you name it.
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But according to CNBC, the company is now attempting to downplay the connection, per the SEC's stipulation of an "independent" director:A Tesla spokesperson downplayed Ellison and Musk's personal relationship, saying the two had only socialized a handful of times and always in a group setting.
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While Kim was once known to enjoy a lavish lifestyle with extended stays in hotel suites, a love of fine French wine and gourmet cuisine, according to people who socialized with him in the past, he seemed to have cut back on his spending recently.
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The case stirred up so much passion in the UK and abroad not just because it's a religious debate about end-of-life care, but because it ties into wider cultural anxieties in the UK about socialized medicine, the National Health Service, and state intervention.
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"Once there, Scott, who resides in Humboldt County, socialized with people while leaving her child in the back seat of her car which was parked in front of the residence with the windows rolled up," according to a statement by the Mendocino Sheriff's Office.
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It's possible we've been socialized to believe alcohol is mandatory in social settings, that we're doomed to flail awkwardly in conversation without it and, more to the point, that a nocturnal gathering space just won't make room for fun and frivolity without its influence.
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But there isn't much evidence that having a female head of state affects the material well-being of women ... universal social programs (free college, socialized health care, child care) — those are the things that really help women achieve something closer to parity with men.
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"Donald Trump's position on health care is he supports Bernie Sanders style socialized medicine for everyone," he went on before mentioning Trump's support of Obama's stimulus and the Wall Street bailout and calling him a johnny-come-lately in the battle against immigration reform.
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And since almost all of the most prominently circulated political journalists are men, it's worth asking if most men, regardless of background, possess the analytical capacity to provide an accurate assessment of what happened to Secretary Clinton's candidacy independent of their deeply ingrained socialized biases.
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According to an anonymous complaint in a letter sent to Republican Senator Cory Gardner, Kavanaugh physically assaulted a woman he socialized with in the Washington area in 1998 while he was inebriated, NBC News said, citing the letter and multiple people familiar with the process.
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Singapore's entire national leadership is at home walking these corridors of power, since most of them have studied, socialized and networked in them for decades -- with PM Lee himself having studied in the United States Army Command and General Staff College in the 1970s.
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In this press release, the Sex Workers Outreach Project–USA describe the socialized belief that sex workers are unsuitable parents as both "inaccurate and part of a broader, deplorable pattern" where systematically marginalized groups are deemed as unfit parents and subjected to state interference.
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"The profit of destroying nature or polluting the planet is nearly always privatized, while the costs of polluting the planet or the cost of destroying ecosystems is nearly always socialized," he told an international conference on sustainable development at New York's Columbia University on Monday.
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When the Trump administration told Congress that it was considering reimbursing hospitals for treating uninsured Americans who contracted Covid-19, Republicans who had long opposed this sort of "socialized medicine" were now conceding that, well, of course, they didn't mean it quite so absolutely.
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A group of scientists from Princeton, Oregon State University and other institutions combined behavioral and genetic studies of 16 dogs and eight captive, socialized wolves to pin down changes in two genes on a region of one chromosome that were associated with hyperfriendliness in dogs.
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"Those are the years when you are being socialized and should be figuring out how to engage the world," said Brunt, sitting at the table in Edgar's Cafe on the Upper West Side of Manhattan where he writes by hand for three hours each morning.
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"Being raised in an upper-middle class family in the New York area, I was socialized to value success above all else," Ryan Mandelbaum, who started birding after writing a story for the Washington Post about heron conservation efforts in New York, told me.
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Women are often not socialized to advocate for ourselves, so when I say this I mean: Understand that in an employee-employer relationship, you are very valuable because you are doing the work that allows your employer to accomplish what it is they want to accomplish.
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The answer ties into wider questions — about medical ethics and what it means for a life to be "not worth living," and about popular trust, or lack thereof, in the UK's National Health Service, a paradigmatic example of both the pros and cons of socialized medicine.
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Before you jump out of your seat and scream that America's non-socialized medicine system deals with an even worse obesity and heart disease problem, remember that the U.S. government is actually already the largest single payer healthcare provider in the world because of Medicare and Medicaid.
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Federal prosecutors in New York say the wealthy financier, who has socialized with the likes of Donald Trump, Bill Clinton and Britain's Prince Andrew, sexually abused dozens of minors and paid his victims to recruit others, allowing him to build a vast network of girls to exploit.
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"Growing up, I was always involved in the Deaf community," says DiMarco, who socialized with hearing children while playing sports at the park and riding bikes around the neighborhood but attended a school for the deaf for most of his elementary, middle and high school years.
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One prominent anti-tobacco advocate in the UK called the resistance to such research part of a "consistent effort to create moral panic around vaping," another UK advocate has pushed for vapes to be provided free to smokers as part of the country's socialized healthcare system.
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Until most American workers are persuaded that they will not be worse off in a system characterized by flexible work arrangements and partly socialized benefits, they may continue to make unrealistic demands that 21st century politicians restore something like the occupational structure of the 20th century.
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One reason for this is a change in terminology: Single-payer supporters use other terms, like "Medicare for all" or "universal coverage" to push the idea, moving away from the term "socialized medicine," which appropriately calls to mind images of rationing, control, and reduced quality of care.
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John Komlos, professor emeritus of economic history at the University of Munich, says that the stagnation of growth in the USA compared to Northern European populations could be due to different national healthcare systems: for example, the Dutch have access to socialized medicine that Americans do not.
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"The administration is imposing foreign price controls from countries with socialized health care systems that deny their citizens access and discourage innovation," said Stephen J. Ubl, the president and chief executive of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the main trade group for the industry.
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"Girls as they are growing up are not socialized to feel that it's O.K. for them to have ambition about creating wealth, not the way it is for little boys," said Mariko Chang, the author of "Shortchanged," a study of the wealth gap between men and women.
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Mr. Stoike's solution: Always have at least one "working cat" — a feral cat that has been spayed or neutered, but isn't a good candidate to be a pet because it hasn't been socialized to live with humans and, perhaps, has lived outdoors for most of its life.
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"On one of the last occasions I purposely socialized with Brett, I witnessed him respond to a semi-hostile remark, not by defusing the situation, but by throwing his beer in the man's face," Ludington said, describing an encounter that took place following the UB40 concert.
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In 2016, the backlash coalesced behind the populisms of Mr. Trump and Mr. Sanders, each of whom had a compelling story to tell those suffering from real or perceived loss of status: We will de-rig the system with radical solutions like trade wars and socialized medicine.
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"Growing up, I was always involved in the Deaf community," DiMarco told PEOPLE, adding that he socialized with hearing children while playing sports at the park and riding bikes around the neighborhood but attended a school for the deaf for most of his elementary, middle and high school years.
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" The embrace of Medicare-for-All is a striking shift for the Democratic Party which has been gradually moving to the right on healthcare for decades in order to find a solution that could pass and not be easily vilified by the right-wing moniker of "socialized medicine.
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"When Capacity first saw their body on film, they were worried they'd feel embarrassed or self-conscious, but instead, "it was amazing to see my own body on film, feel fine about it, and not feel the weight of everything we've been socialized to feel around fat bodies.
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"Growing up, I was always involved in the Deaf community," DiMarco told PEOPLE, adding that he socialized with hearing children while playing sports at the park and riding bikes around the neighborhood but attended a school for the Deaf for most of his elementary, middle and high school years.
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Your child must be carefully tended to, exposed to the proper amount and intensity of stimulation, challenged but never discouraged, socialized but also individuated, taught the right skills and sent to the right lessons and schools but definitely not overparented ... all to maximize her chances of Adult Success.
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" Part of the problem, he added, is that traditional Republicans see the entire discussion as the purview of the left: "The sense is that health care policy, when it's being discussed, is all about what the Democrats want to do to turn us into Europe and a socialized system.
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As the fight moves forward, these interests are already attempting to derail the momentum behind socialized medicine, redirecting it toward a system like Ireland's, which would keep their profit margins intact, while perpetuating the same problems of coverage and care that already exist in our current, broken system.
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It's hardly worth noting the hypocrisy of a government that rails against the cost of socialized medicine proposing something that would cause government spending to skyrocket; this is the same bunch of crooks who pushed through a deficit-ballooning tax plan and claimed it would lower the deficit.
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You cannot defend your extreme policies—open borders, mass migration, high crime, crippling taxes, socialized healthcare, destruction of American energy, late-term taxpayer-funded abortion, elimination of the Second Amendment, radical far-left theories of law and justice, and constant partisan obstruction of both common sense and common good.
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On one of the last occasions I purposely socialized with Brett, I witnessed him respond to a semi-hostile remark, not by defusing the situation, but by throwing his beer in a man's face and starting a fight that ended with one of our mutual friends in jail.
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"They don't form emotional bonds and tend to be emotionally detached from other people, and they also don't experience the more socialized emotions that other people have that require that you can represent other individuals as whole people," said J. Reid Meloy, a forensic psychologist who's consulted for the FBI.
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Epstein, a registered sex offender who once socialized with U.S. President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton, pleaded guilty in 2008 to Florida state charges of unlawfully paying a teenage girl for sex and was sentenced to 13 months in a county jail, a deal widely criticized as too lenient.
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It is a perfectly reasonable position for a woman to want anal sex but not to have her feet licked ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Because men are socialized in an environment that assumes that "good sex" is sex in which men are allowed to do whatever they want, regardless of their partner's experience.
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With their government charters and implied guarantee that their investments are backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government, the GSEs have the best of both worlds: They enjoy privatized profits (where only the shareholders benefit), while all losses are socialized (where the taxpayers pick up the tab).
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Mr. DiNardo has been described by prosecutors, his own lawyers and the police as mentally ill — last summer, he was sent involuntarily to a mental hospital — and another young man who socialized with him and two of the victims said Mr. DiNardo had talked about killing people and having people killed.
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Senator Ted Cruz, a Texas Republican, wrote a series of Twitter posts on Wednesday assailing the court rulings and describing the decision to take Alfie off a ventilator as a grim result of Britain's socialized medical system — though British officials say that the same legal standards apply to patients with private insurance.
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With the thoughtful framing device of having Janis (Barett Wilbert Weed) and Damian (a stellar Grey Henson) narrate the story, Mean Girls on Broadway weaves the tale of one crazy year in high school, artfully pointing out that the way so many young women are socialized to treat each other is just awful.
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Ernest Hemingway and James Joyce socialized at Shakespeare and Company; British punks shopped at Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren's SEX boutique; and Paris Hilton, Britney Spears, and Heidi Montag shopped and posed for paparazzi at Kitson—a West Hollywood, CA, fashion boutique known for selling overpriced "Team Jolie" and "Team Pitt" shirts.
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With two people who are both heavily socialized to anticipate and meet everyone else's emotional needs, the dynamic can become a kind of high-alert empathy, each constantly attempting to decode what the other might be thinking, hypersensitive to any change in pitch or tone, like a pair of high-strung racehorses.
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One common refrain on the right and the center-left alike: Since the rich can't foot the bill alone, are middle- and working-class supporters of a more socialized health care system really ready to pay as much for it as people do in some of the high-tax nations that have one?
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They have been indulged by both parent and teacher alike into a false and misleading narrative of the world, one in which success and happiness are a linear upward hierarchy from grade school through college, into a cushy corporate job that no longer exists in a stagnant and ever more socialized economy.
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And it was one of Mr. Trump's first presidential experiences, as he socialized with and had the ear of a former president for two days in Houston at a gala event, an impromptu after-party at Tony's, a Sunday brunch the next day at a River Oaks mansion and later aboard his plane.
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In the posters that lined the square, the star players wore the set, growling stare that is de rigueur for sports-star posters now, with the difference that, since Icelanders, unlike Americans, are not socialized to smile in the first instance, they did not have to be instructed to make those faces.
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Cruz wanted voters who watched Tuesday's debate to believe O'Rourke's vision for America was one with socialized medicine bogged down by long wait times, extremely high costs for the government, and open borders that would lead to immigrants streaming into the US. Cruz's stance on immigration is largely focused on securing the border.
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And when we actually digged into it with companies — I mean, it seems obvious when you say it, they don't actually care what university you went to — they're using that as a shortcut to understand what classes did you take and how are you socialized into working with others and all of that.
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