"Only in New Mexico". Heisenberg: a consequence of Gary Johnson's policy?

[Peeperkorn]

I don't understand why this has not be an issue in the forum.

Am I the only one that Acknowledge that the Heisenberg campaign of murder and terror could only happen in "do what you want" New Mexico?

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Yes, you are the only one to acknowledge that. Watch Winter's Bone and then get back to us, Peeperkorn.

[Peeperkorn]

Yes, you are the only one to acknowledge that. Watch Winter's Bone and then get back to us, Peeperkorn.

I'm not very interested in hipster stuff.

If I wanted to be a good hip I would say I love Mad Men and end of the story.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Yes, you are the only one to acknowledge that. Watch Winter's Bone and then get back to us, Peeperkorn.

I'm not very interested in hipster stuff.

If I wanted to be a good hip I would say I love Mad Men and end of the story.

I said watch Winter's Bone, not watch Silver Linings Playbook. Not all Jennifer Lawrence movies are the same movie.

Or you could actually read a nonfiction book on the subject and develop your views on such a dangerous and ambiguous aspect of American life from there, but to each his own.

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

I think Heisenberg is more a consequence of the fact that we don't have universal health care.

[Zioneer]

I think Heisenberg is more a consequence of the fact that we don't have universal health care.

This is the more likely answer; I haven't seen the show; isn't the reason he went into drug dealing because his family couldn't afford his medical bills?

[Goldwater]

Huh? I've haven't actually watched Breaking Bad, so I'm sure missing something, but what does a show about a drug dealer have to do with Gary Johnson or universal health care?

[PJ]

I think Heisenberg is more a consequence of the fact that we don't have universal health care.

This is the more likely answer; I haven't seen the show; isn't the reason he went into drug dealing because his family couldn't afford his medical bills?

Yes, he's diagnosed with cancer and goes into drug dealing.

[DC Al Fine]

Huh? I've haven't actually watched Breaking Bad, so I'm sure missing something, but what does a show about a drug dealer have to do with Gary Johnson or universal health care?

The premise was that he started cooking meth because he couldn't afford treatment for his lung cancer/wanted to provide for his family after he died. It got away from that pretty quick though.

[Mordecai]

I think Heisenberg is more a consequence of the fact that we don't have universal health care.

And teacher's wages are too low.