Scott Adams’ stepdaughter stopped talking to him
He did get help from Trump. Trump got the Insurance company to approve some experimental treatment that they were giving him the runaround for. Ultimately, he still died, but Trump did help him.
Which points at the bigger glaring issue that insurance companies will deny you healthcare unless, you are mildly famous and on good terms with the President of the United State
That’s just how the pedophile in chief wants it. He wants everyone begging him for scraps.
Got a source, please?
https://www.mercurynews.com/2025/11/03/trump-scott-adams-cancer/
After Trump’s intervention, Adams joked that “nobody in senior management at Kaiser, my health care company, had a good weekend.” He added: “I feel bad about it, but good about it — because it might have saved my life. I mean, there’s a very good chance.”
In a statement, Kaiser Permanente, the Oakland-based managed care organization, did not specify if or how it responded to the president’s intervention, but it said, “Mr. Adams’ oncology team is working closely with him on the next steps in his cancer care, which are already underway.”
Correction. I don’t see any direct evidence that Trump or RFK actually did anything. Just them responding to the tweet was enough to get the insurance company moving.
Thanks for the information regardless.
Sad that you have to be famous to get
life-threateningedit: life-saving! treatment in circumstances where the rest is simply denied and left to die.life-threatening treatment
Excuse me, what?
LIFE-THREATENING TREATMENT, OKAY?!
(Thanks, edited).
Rest In Pain you fascist fuck
I thought the amazing US healthcare system didn’t have waiting lists for cancer treatment if you had money, are you telling me that you can be a multimillionaire and still not get decent treatment?
I mean, the ultra-rich tend to be entirely insulated from facts and surrounded by sycophants, which often means that they get caught flat-footed by stuff like cancer. Look no further than Steve Jobs who died from a treatable form of cancer through sheer obtuseness
Didn’t he try an all fruit diet as a solution?
iirc he was a “fruitarian” for a long time before the cancer, but I think he did believe it would heal him. Or something, I don’t remember. Also he thought he didn’t stink if he didn’t shower. And all the sycophants around him enabled his stank.
He tried it in college. Gave up. Started again after diagnosis. Refused chemo and radiotherapy which could’ve helped as he went into remission several times, but probably needed the rejected therapies to stick.
He would have been right at home at a MtG tourney
It’s heartwarming to see him so desperate as the leopards circled, waiting to feast on the carrion. A skinny, dilapidated, diseased old corpse.
He begged and pleaded for help and the party of empathy smiled at him to his grave.
People suck.
I thought health care was “woke”?
Trump caring about you is pay-to-play. And had he gotten serious about treating his cancer (not ivermectin), this might not have been necessary.
What a bunch of delusional idiots.
He’s not a good guy, and I have issues believing his version of the story.
But if this is true we should be concerned. No one should die because of ineffective medical treatment and this is showing the further decline of our medical system.
Although if someone is to die from inadequate medical care, I won’t complain that it was him. I suppose that’s the point of the community after all
we should be concerned
My brother in Christ, this concern started many, many years ago. What do you think was happening before “Obamacare”??
You’re right, maybe I should have said outraged or afraid.
I guess it just feels like our system is reaching that toppling point
outraged or afraid
My brother in Christ…
For fucks sake you give me the adjective you want then
I don’t like the way things are. They have me worried our system is on the edge of collapse. Honestly the collapse has already started. Do you prefer pissed and terrified?
Does this work better: 🙃🙃🫠🫠🫠😡😡😡😡
It’s not about adjectives. It’s about timing. Everything you say we “must be X or Y about”? People have been feeling that way since before Obama, because before Obama’s administration, the healthcare system (or insurance companies, I dunno) were royally fucking over tons of Americans regardless of political affiliation.
My, precious, sweet brother in christmas. The moment for realising the healthcare system of the states is the most hellish on the planet was twenty years ago. Your contrymen does not want health to be sure they have clearly stated many times that the lobby industry is more important.
This has nothing to do with me having feelings on the matter. Me being afraid of what’s to come does not exclude anything you’ve said
‘If this is true, we should’ is a call to action, not a bad one, it’s intention and your feelings are in the right place. However, the time to react to your government not providing healthcare to its citizens the pot has been boiling over for more than two centuries, it’s been on fire for longer even. Your peers have been dying all along, your likeminded have moved away, or started trying assassination, rebellion anything desperation calls for, as they are killed off one by one because the meds they need to live are price-hiked beyond human comprehension as that’s what the lobbying industry sees and uses for income, that industry is your pride and all the deaths along the way has never been hidden from you
That was exactly my point and I’m glad you explained it to him.
We’re waaaay past the point of realization and adjectives.
He is missing the step where you pay millions of dollars to attend a formal dinner with Trump, or buy millions worth of his shitcoin. Not that the insurer would listen to Trump, but that is how you get favors from him, he does it out in the open.
Narrator: He was not on it.
Deadbert.
I didn’t know they had X in hell, but that makes sense.
He’s dead? He was a fascist until the end.
He didn’t start out that way. He fell into it in recent years.
Recent? Nope.
It was at least a decade, but he had been escalating over that time
His case really puzzled me. Like I can understand how people raised in a racist family could grow up to be racists. I don’t understand at all how people can do that at a later age. I think he alienated most of his family with his tirades too.
People do other sorts of radical shifts later in life too of course. I think sometimes there are late-onset mental illnesses involved. I think the internet can be a very dangerous place for some types of people.
I’ve thought about this a lot over the years. I come from a conservative religious family, but I grew up to be pretty far left. I think part of it is lead poisoning, which has been sadly downplayed consistently for decades, but we now know has serious and long lasting negative effects on critical thinking, impulse control, and empathy, that the effects are cumulative, and that they can worsen later in life as cognitive abilities decline with age. We’re partly seeing the long term fallout of leaded gasoline in older adults. Another piece is wealth disparity, which results in the most harm to people who have the least, but also seems to have negative psychological effects on the wealthy. It may be that obscene wealth selects for people with low empathy and compassion because it required the exploitation of others, but it also seems as though becoming that wealthy causes a decline in empathy and compassion to some extent. The lack of empathy has been strongly associated with conservatism, and as you mentioned internet echo chambers tend to amplify conservative beliefs in people, pretty much by design. So the conclusion I come to is that older adults NOW tend to be more conservative and hateful because 1) past lead exposure causing cognitive impairments including reducing empathy, 2) age and decades of holding political power have allowed older people to hoard disproportionate wealth, further damaging their empathy for people they see as lesser for being poor, 3) the rise of algorithmic social media creating echo chambers that polarize and amplify political beliefs, and 4) social media companies being owned and run by older, ultra wealthy conservatives who use their platforms to promote their own conservative political beliefs. Ultimately all of these problems stem fundamentally from capitalism. Capitalists downplayed the dangers of lead so we put it in paint and gas. Capitalists wanted more and more so they lobbied and bribed and manipulated our society to make it easier. Capitalists wanted to hold on to their wealth so they enacted decades long propaganda campaigns through tv, print, and finally the internet and social media, to push capitalist ideals and trick normal people into supporting them against their own self interest. So why did this fascist cunt become a fascist cunt? Because rich people wanted to be richer.
I’ve seen rich people grow fearful as their physical abilities fade. From as little as not trusting walking on ice to not trusting walking after dark to unsteady driving to staying inside a locked door more. Perhaps that makes them more susceptible to the scare talk, the scapegoating, blaming “others”
