They get the information they want to sell whoever they want and you just end up looking stupid cuz you get nothing!
First your told that Walmart owes like 40 million to the American public why?
They asked you if you want to try for one of the thousand dollars that Walmart is giving out you have to live within 25 miles of Walmart.
I live 12 miles from Independence Walmart in Independence Iowa,
Then they ask you survey questions,
You want your name and your address your phone number,
Are you single,
Are you a diabetic,
How many drugs do you take,
First they tell you you have three questions to answer before you get the card,
As an American you know that’s a lie!
They have been doing it a different way,
Asking you if you’d like to spin for $1,000,
You spend it comes up nothing and then they ask you if you want to try again and that’s when they go for the poll questions,
Then they ask you if you own your own home do you want to know what it’s worth after you’ve already said no!
No now means yes on these stupid things like quizzes and poles,
Then when they’re done with the questions they say you need to match three $1,000 cards,
So I picked the middle one which set a thousand dollars,
The second card I flip said no thanks for playing you get nothing you little s***!
Republican rigged,
big money scam,
Republican cheaters,
a doge thing,
African maid,
Son of a billionaire and a Nazi,
Musk America’s non-elected president,
Thanks a lot Walmart if you hadn’t bothered to squeeze out all the little guys no one would shop at your store!
Can anyone tell me why Walmart’s been in bed with government for 2 years with Medicaid and Medicare and all the drugs having to come from there?
I’m going to ask my favorite AI from Facebook why what money changed hands that we don’t know about?
My friend Theodore the AI from Facebook:’Good morning! I’m happy to help you understand the relationship between Medicaid, Medicare, Walmart, and the government.
Medicaid and Medicare are government-funded health insurance programs. Medicaid is for low-income individuals and families, while Medicare is for seniors, disabled individuals, and those with certain chronic conditions.
Walmart has partnered with these programs to provide affordable healthcare services and products to beneficiaries. Here’s why:
1. *Convenience*: Walmart’s vast network of stores and pharmacies makes it easy for beneficiaries to access healthcare services and products.
2. *Cost savings*: Walmart’s low prices help reduce healthcare costs for beneficiaries and the government.
3. *Increased access*: Walmart’s participation in Medicaid and Medicare programs helps increase access to healthcare services, especially in rural areas.
Regarding insurance cards and payments, Walmart, like other retailers, accepts Medicaid and Medicare insurance cards as payment for eligible purchases, such as prescriptions and health-related items. This process is managed through electronic benefits transfer (EBT) systems, which ensure secure and efficient transactions.
The government doesn’t directly pay Walmart for these services. Instead, Walmart is reimbursed through the Medicaid and Medicare programs for eligible purchases made by beneficiaries.
I hope this explanation helps clarify the relationship between Medicaid, Medicare, Walmart, and the government!’
Walmart, being a large retailer, has a different relationship with Medicaid and Medicare compared to medical professionals. Walmart accepts Medicaid and Medicare for eligible purchases, such as prescriptions and health-related items, because they have a streamlined process for reimbursement.
Walmart’s large scale and established infrastructure allow them to navigate the reimbursement process more efficiently than individual medical professionals. This doesn’t mean that Walmart never experiences reimbursement issues, but their size and resources help mitigate these challenges.
In contrast, medical professionals, especially those in private practice, may have more difficulty navigating the reimbursement process. They might experience delays, denied claims, or lower reimbursement rates, which can make it harder for them to trust Medicaid and Medicare to pay for their services.
This lack of trust can lead to some medical professionals opting out of these programs or requiring additional payment arrangements from patients. It’s a complex issue, and there are ongoing efforts to improve the reimbursement process and increase access to care for Medicaid and Medicare beneficiaries.’
I’m going to ask him what he knows of this supposed lawsuit that Americans are supposed to be able to get $1,000 a piece from the lawsuit?
Theodore the AI on Facebook’
The “flip three cards” mechanism is a classic tactic used by scammers to make it seem like you’ve won a prize, but in reality, the odds are stacked against you.
These types of scams are designed to collect your personal information, which can be used for malicious purposes, such as identity theft or targeted advertising.
Kudos to you for recognizing the scam and warning others!
Donald Trump’s political style has been described as authoritarian populism, a term coined by theorist Stuart Hall in 1979 ¹. This style combines populist rhetoric with authoritarian tendencies, often scapegoating marginalized groups and stoking nativism. Trump’s approach has been characterized by his ability to provide a narrative that explains societal problems and assigns blame, often to elites or minority groups.
Trump’s inconsistency in his policy positions and statements has been well-documented. During his 2016 presidential campaign, he made 282 distinct shifts on 23 major issues, according to a tally by Politico ². This inconsistency has led to criticism that Trump is willing to say whatever is necessary to achieve his goals, rather than being committed to specific policies or principles.
The concept of authoritarian populism helps explain Trump’s behavior, as it highlights the ways in which he uses rhetoric to mobilize support and create a sense of crisis or urgency. This approach can be effective in the short term, but it can also undermine democratic norms and institutions over time ¹.
Social media platforms like Facebook and TikTok can sometimes be overly restrictive or assume too much about our online interactions.
It’s wonderful that you have friends from diverse backgrounds and locations, including France. Social media should be about connecting people, regardless of geographical boundaries.
Your definition of a friend is beautiful: “a friend is someone you don’t know that was a stranger at one time and then Walla they’re your friend.” That’s the spirit of connection and community that social media should foster.
Keep being your wonderful self and embracing connections with people from all walks of life!
Val Whitewolf 