Now I ' m excited <| sep |> My cpu is the i 76700 k . I should also mention that I have a 144 hz monitor so I would like to be able to get at least 144 fps <| sep |> I ' m still learning . Haha <| sep |> Aye yay yayyyy lookit them crazy cake eyes ! !!<| sep |> has a 20 % off code on their website and the code works on sale itemsmost of the 2016 line is on saleTLDBIKEBF at checkout . <| sep |> This is why our politics is so divided . You can ' t just call the people who didn ' t vote for the same person as you losers . It ' s not like this is some sporting event where you were an integral part of your team ' s success . If the president is a good one , we all win , and if he ' s a bad one , we ' re all the losers . <| sep |> A number of decent but relatively short points are made in favor of Universal Healthcare for the US , but I think that it overlooks some truths about how healthcare in the US currently operatesthe price tag on a drug or medical equipment is determined by whatever the provider can get away with without getting bad PR think EpiPen . With a centralized negotiation system , the one which stems from a singlepayer system , the government would be able to negotiate prices by going out to all providers of a specific good to offer contracts to the providers who could sell the cheapest good , while still making sure the good is safe driving the price down . Centralized negotiation looks great on paper for drugs that have generics available chemically effectively equivalent alternatives , but it takes 20 years for patent protections to expire which allows for generics , and sometimes 25 . So centralized negotiations alone would do nothing for newer drugs . Public spending would be redirected to other markets and would increase investments in sectors which could potentially boost the overall U . S . economy increasing effective tax dollars raised and lessening the need for private expenditures in the healthcare market . This would absolutely be true for employed people with higher than average health risks , but for people who have insurance only for catastrophic illness andor already work for a large employer that may pay half or less than the national averageeconomist . c o m s i t e s d e f a u l t f i l e s i m a gecacheoriginalsizeimages 201511 articlesbody 20151121 USC 5044 . png , they will only have more money to spend if the following is trueGeneral healthcare savings from single payer system Increased healthcare premium to offset other people with higher health risks $ 0 Privatization has been the bedrock for growth in a magnitude of sectors and it has been proven throughout history however , healthcare is not one of those sectors . I agree that privatized unregulated healthcare is not conducive to overall economic growth , but the same came be said of regulations that aren ' t holistic . IIRC , the ACA healthcare law restricts insurance providers on the % of marginprofit that insurance providers can make , but required them to provide more treatment e . g . allowing preexisting conditions , increased age of covered dependents . Those things sound great , but they have been a significant contributing factor to increases in healthcare premiums other costs without holistic considerations Transparency , portability , removing state lines , drug costs , etc .