This is pretty upsetting, having family with type one (genetic, body does not create insulin at all) diabetes. The fact is more than 1 in 4 insulin users will never not need insulin no matter how much weight they lose, and even among t2 diabetics, many will never not have t2 diabetes because it has a huge genetic component as well.
Without insurance their insulin would cost $950 a month.
Wanna know what children with Type I looked like before insulin was discovered? Here’s a hint: they were fed less than 400 calories a day and, while it prolonged their lives, they inevitably starved to death.
So I guess losing weight is technically an option if you don’t mind children starving to death, which we already know he doesn’t. Here’s a before and after picture of an early insulin patient:
CW literal picture of an emaciated starving child
https://www.thediabetescouncil.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/before-and-after-insulin.jpg
They care less if a kid starves slowly to death than if one "freeloader" gets insulin treatment they don't "deserve"
If one person benefits from the government more than absolutely necessary to increase capital, they are marked for death and the program is undone.
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