I know you're trying to say that the middle class in the US doesn't sell plasma, that it's the underclass in the US that sells plasma. But please note that 80% of the world's plasma comes from the US, which has only 4% of the world's population. You couldn't provide that much plasma by draining the bottom of the US population! Plasma providers necessarily have a middle class.
Again, $130 a month ($100 for the 1st time, $30 for second). Do you know how much egg cost now? It wouldn't last you 5 days if you get $130 from donating blood 2 times a month. US is not China; you can't survive with $130 a month in the United States.
But then it's good that you didn't show that post stating that guy donating blood 6 times a months, again, he would probably be dead already.........
And again, you are talking about proper medical supplies, it's the same as drug, the same as medical equipment like X ray machine.
Again, $130 a month ($100 for the 1st time, $30 for second). Do you know how much egg cost now? It wouldn't last you 5 days if you get $130 from donating blood 2 times a month. US is not China; you can't survive with $130 a month in the United States.
But then it's good that you didn't show that post stating that guy donating blood 6 times a months, again, he would probably be dead already.........
And again, you are talking about proper medical supplies, it's the same as drug, the same as medical equipment like X ray machine.
I never said that Americans can support their families simply by selling blood.
Selling blood is just a source of supplemental income for them, or they don't earn enough from their jobs to support their families and need to sell blood.
And the amount of plasma sold in the US is enough to suggest that middle class Americans are also selling blood. Are you trying to tell me that the US has the technology to artificially synthesise human plasma?
I never said that Americans can support their families simply by selling blood.
Selling blood is just a source of supplemental income for them, or they don't earn enough from their jobs to support their families and need to sell blood.
And the amount of plasma sold in the US is enough to suggest that middle class Americans are also selling blood. Are you trying to tell me that the US has the technology to artificially synthesise human plasma?
households was own only 8 per cent of America's wealth, and middle-class families was need to sell plasma twice a week to support their families. The US with only 4% of the world's population supplies 80% of the world's plasmas
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So yes, if they can come up with $7260 a month on average in order to need that $130 buck extra to "supplement" their family (Married Couple No Kids) I would think the 2 of them can somehow slash $130 from their $7260 budget and not need to sell blood, don't you think? You are talking about a few movies' subscription here and there or a few Uber trip a month. I mean if they are unwilling to take a few less Uber trip and have to sell blood to make up that $130, they deserved to die.
And finally, not all people donate blood take some financial reward in exchange, red cross statistic show this
Red Cross pays you nothing but a glass of OJ and a cookie
Blood donations are essential to the blood supply available for patients in need. Get the facts and see how you can help.
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If you compare it to China, you see China being 4 to 5 times the size of US Population, but only twice the amount of people donate blood. That does not mean China don't need blood to do operation, that only mean you don't have enough blood in blood bank and you buy it from other country, in this case, US is the BIGGEST PER CAPITA to donate blood, hence the plasma trade and blood product is the biggest.
Wondering where your money goes? See what the average monthly expenses are for Americans and learn how to budget smarter to keep more of your money in your pocket.
So yes, if they can come up with $7260 a month on average in order to need that $130 buck extra to "supplement" their family (Married Couple No Kids) I would think the 2 of them can somehow slash $130 from their $7260 budget and not need to sell blood, don't you think? You are talking about a few movies' subscription here and there or a few Uber trip a month. I mean if they are unwilling to take a few less Uber trip and have to sell blood to make up that $130, they deserved to die.
And finally, not all people donate blood take some financial reward in exchange, red cross statistic show this
Firstly, I am not a native English speaker and my English is average, so I made some mistakes.
Secondly, I was mainly discussing the strategic mistakes of the US, not the issue of selling blood. No one can deny that after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the gap between rich and poor in the US has worsened tremendously. The blood selling was just an example I brought up.
The Red Cross does collect plasma for free, and the amount of plasma it collects in the US is very small. It is negligible. Even in China, the Red Cross collects very little plasma. China relies on imports for 60% of its plasma. Truth be told, it's the plasma industry that is a major bargaining chip in Trump's hands for negotiations with China.
Firstly, I am not a native English speaker and my English is average, so I made some mistakes.
Secondly, I was mainly discussing the strategic mistakes of the US, not the issue of selling blood. No one can deny that after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the gap between rich and poor in the US has worsened tremendously. The blood selling was just an example I brought up.
Again, do you think $130 a day from a picture you quote have any different to a household living expense? It never a matter of that $130 bucks, I mean if you want to donate blood and take $130 bucks, why not? It's a free society afterall, but it won't last you anytime because you are talking about monthly living expense is forty times or more than that $130. Most people do it is probably the one that need money to do drugs or anything you need quick cash for.
The Red Cross does collect plasma for free, and the amount of plasma it collects in the US is very small. It is negligible. Even in China, the Red Cross collects very little plasma. China relies on imports for 60% of its plasma. Truth be told, it's the plasma industry that is a major bargaining chip in Trump's hands for negotiations with China.
Explore the American Red Cross's comprehensive blood products, including Red Blood Cells, Plasma, Platelets, Cryoprecipitated AHF (Cryo), and Low Titer O Whole Blood (LTOWB).
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Well, I guess 65% of all blood product come from Red Cross is negligible
Wondering where your money goes? See what the average monthly expenses are for Americans and learn how to budget smarter to keep more of your money in your pocket.
So yes, if they can come up with $7260 a month on average in order to need that $130 buck extra to "supplement" their family (Married Couple No Kids) I would think the 2 of them can somehow slash $130 from their $7260 budget and not need to sell blood, don't you think? You are talking about a few movies' subscription here and there or a few Uber trip a month. I mean if they are unwilling to take a few less Uber trip and have to sell blood to make up that $130, they deserved to die.
And finally, not all people donate blood take some financial reward in exchange, red cross statistic show this
Blood donations are essential to the blood supply available for patients in need. Get the facts and see how you can help.
www.redcrossblood.org
If you compare it to China, you see China being 4 to 5 times the size of US Population, but only twice the amount of people donate blood. That does not mean China don't need blood to do operation, that only mean you don't have enough blood in blood bank and you buy it from other country, in this case, US is the BIGGEST PER CAPITA to donate blood, hence the plasma trade and blood product is the biggest.
I read in REDnote that a US serviceman said that he had to pay for his own uniforms and weapons, and that he had to pay rent for the barracks room he stayed in. He earns $1500 a month, but his rent is up to $1000.
I read in REDnote that a US serviceman said that he had to pay for his own uniforms and weapons, and that he had to pay rent for the barracks room he stayed in. He earns $1500 a month, but his rent is up to $1000.
No, you don't pay for your uniform, unless you are a flag officer, than that allowance will not applies, and you don't pay for room, especially in Barrack, i Mena unless you are living in a 5-star hotel that the allowance would not cover. And the lowest rank for the US Army earns $2100 a month. It wasn't $1500 even when I was in the Army 20 years ago........And you do know you can't own automatic weapon in the US, right? Then what weapon would he be paying for?
Dude, RedNOTE............LOL, next thing he is going to say is he was just drafted into the Military, and you probably will believe him........
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No, you don't pay for your uniform, unless you are a flag officer, than that allowance will not applies, and you don't pay for room, especially in Barrack, i Mena unless you are living in a 5-star hotel that the allowance would not cover. And the lowest rank for the US Army earns $2100 a month. It wasn't $1500 even when I was in the Army 20 years ago........And you do know you can't own automatic weapon in the US, right? Then what weapon would he be paying for?
Dude, RedNOTE............LOL, next thing he is going to say is he was just drafted into the Military, and you probably will believe him........
I have another question. There are a lot of videos and data on REDnote right now of US soldiers exchanging fan attention with videos and data from inside various weapons (e.g. F22, Seawolf class, B2, Nevada National Security Area, etc.). Is this behaviour legal in the US military?
I have another question. There are a lot of videos and data on REDnote right now of US soldiers exchanging fan attention with videos and data from inside various weapons (e.g. F22, Seawolf class, B2, Nevada National Security Area, etc.). Is this behaviour legal in the US military?
But in general, aircraft cockpit is okay, you can see them in airshow anyway, and there aren't much you can show, it's not like you are demonstrating how to do dogfight in those video.
F-22 Cockpit Flight
F-18 Cockpit Flight
F-16 Cockpit Fight
F-15 Cockpit Flight
Military Base can be okay and not, there are "limits" area, there are public area, and there are actually tourist area as there are usually museum attached to those base, places like Housing, Public Area and Museum are generally open to show, places that are off limit are usually SCIF or any class room.
But in general, aircraft cockpit is okay, you can see them in airshow anyway, and there aren't much you can show, it's not like you are demonstrating how to do dogfight in those video.
F-22 Cockpit Flight
F-18 Cockpit Flight
F-16 Cockpit Fight
F-15 Cockpit Flight
Military Base can be okay and not, there are "limits" area, there are public area, and there are actually tourist area as there are usually museum attached to those base, places like Housing, Public Area and Museum are generally open to show, places that are off limit are usually SCIF or any class room.
I suggest you check out REDnote, it's not just the cockpit of the F22. There are also videos of Seawolf class nuclear submarines, nuclear weapons bases, and more. I really admire the American free spirit that such videos can be freely posted.
why jews missed the work and why firefighters who were on the scene are silenced along the construction engineers who debunked official claims with science?
I suggest you check out REDnote, it's not just the cockpit of the F22. There are also videos of Seawolf class nuclear submarines, nuclear weapons bases, and more. I really admire the American free spirit that such videos can be freely posted.
Second of all. The sub video is from TikTok, some dude visited The USS Blueback (A museum ship decomm'ed in 1990) and posted it on TikTok Its not a Seawolf Class
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