Popular science says oxygen is poisonous, and the whole internet scolds me for being sick

Anderson walked straight out the pawn shop door.

But when Anderson wanted to leave.

The pawnshop owner has already begun to think about forcing the man to stay.

But in the end I held back.

It's not that he doesn't want to, but that he can't.

In the pawn shop business, credit is the most important thing.

It is difficult to establish the credibility of a pawn shop.

But if you want to destroy it, it only takes a moment.

This pawnshop was left to him by his father. If it were passed on to his son.

That is the third generation.

Over the years, their pawn shop has become well-known in the local area.

It is also one of the best in the pawn shop industry.

If he wanted to use force today, he would keep Anderson.

The pawn shop's reputation would be ruined.

No one will come here to pawn things anymore.

Especially some expensive things.

After all, you can use force to keep others here at will.

Who would feel comfortable pawning something in your pawn shop?

It was not worth it for him to destroy the reputation of his pawn shop and his family just for a dream ball.

But some others have no scruples at all.

What is the biggest force in the United States?

Many people think it is the US government.

But in reality, the Federal Reserve, pharmaceutical giants, and the military-industrial complex are confused giants.

This is the true essence of the United States.

After all, those so-called members of Congress.

Many of them are funded by some businesses.

The law can be changed directly in the interests of a business.

Some laws and regulations are designed to benefit business empires.

They can be said to have absolute power in the United States.

Not long after Anderson walked out of the pawn shop.

Several men in suits walked up to Anderson.

"Mr. Anderson, we are from a medical company."

"You have owed our medical company millions of dollars in medical bills for a long time."

"I hope you can return it on time."

Take the medical capital complex, for example.

Inside is a huge entity, including hospitals, insurance and pharmaceutical companies.

The three parties covered for each other and did whatever they wanted.

It can be said that medical insurance in the United States has become a burden for normal people.

Not only are the fees expensive, but medical charges are even more expensive.

Just to name a few examples.

The five major health insurance companies will generate $2023 billion in net profits in 82 just by refusing to pay for cancer treatment.

The famous pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson manipulated the FDA to speed up the approval of fentanyl-containing painkillers, resulting in the death of 50 people in the opioid crisis, but its market value soared by 300%.
The former director of the CDC serves as a member of Moderna’s board of directors, pushing for the inclusion of mRNA vaccines in the universal mandatory vaccination bill.

Almost every bite is filled with human blood.

In their eyes, Americans are just a group of leeks that can be harvested at will.

The hundreds of millions of people in the United States provide the world's largest blood supplier.

Among the goods exported by the United States each year, blood and plasma account for a large portion of export foreign exchange.

Another issue is the high cost of treatment in the United States.

If you don’t have medical insurance, you won’t be able to afford medical treatment.

If you go to any hospital, the doctor will just ask you a few questions.

Without any inspection, they just charge you five thousand dollars.

Also, after giving birth, you want to hold your child as soon as possible.

You also need to pay money, otherwise you can only go home to hold your child.

In addition, having a child also costs millions of US dollars.

What should I do if I have no money to see a doctor?

Then you can only pay for medical insurance.

Without medical insurance, you simply cannot survive in the United States.

This is what everyone has to pay every month.

But even after you pay, you still can’t get proper medical treatment.

What should I do? I can only buy medicine by myself.

But what's the cheapest drug? Fentanyl.

It's the painkillers. How do they buy them all at once?

Not buying one box at a time.

Instead, they bought fentanyl directly in barrels, tens of thousands of tablets.

No matter what illness you encounter, just take a few painkillers.

The pain went away immediately.

Even though it is an addictive painkiller, the pharmaceutical company still insists that it is non-addictive.

It is advertised to be more effective than previous drugs and can provide better pain relief.

Pharmaceutical companies give huge sums of money to hospitals and doctors, asking them to prescribe painkillers for any disease.

Why? Because there are a lot of kickbacks.

Why do so many people in the United States want to be doctors?

Because that's not just ordinary money making.

Some people can only listen to the doctor and prescribe countless painkillers.

Then he became addicted and the disease was never cured.

This is the current situation in the United States.

It's a death triangle.

There are even more terrifying things.

Where does so much blood and plasma come from when it is exported every year?

Except in the United States, where blood donation has become an industry.

Many Americans have already regarded blood donation as a normal channel for extra income.

Without this extra income, many of them would not be able to pay their monthly bills.

Many people, like Anderson, will go bankrupt because they cannot pay their mortgages every month.

This requires talking about people other than some ordinary people.

There is another source of blood.

That's prison.

Prisons in the United States are private.

They will put all kinds of people into jail for all kinds of reasons.

Prisons are private, after all.

It can't be left empty, every seat is precious.

Once you’re arrested, it’s impossible that a private prison will keep you for free, right?

They have to work hard every day and are treated like slaves.

Guess where the people in private prisons come from.

That's right, a lot of bankrupt people and homeless people.

This has completely formed an industry.

But there are too few homeless people, and in some places it is simply not possible to catch enough.

How to do?
It’s very simple, just cooperate directly with the local court.

I will give you a certain amount of money for every person you sentence to prison.

Yes, such a magical thing happened.

The United States has the highest incarceration rate in the world.

What’s even more terrifying is what comes later.

When you go to jail, you don't just have to work for free every day.

You also need to pay for the cell you live in.

The price is $29 per day.

That's right, you have to pay for the cell you live in.

I went to a private prison because I had no money.

Need to pay again now?
The magical thing of paying to go to jail happened.

Private prisons are trying every way they can to generate revenue.

Besides, that’s not enough.

Private prisons also draw blood from prisoners.

Directly sell the prisoners' blood.

Where does the United States export so much blood every year?

Now you understand.

Think about who are the people in private prisons?

Can blood be good?

So there was the poisoned blood incident in England.

Many people suffered from various diseases because of the toxic blood transfusions from the United States.

American blood is on our country's list of prohibited entry.

Because we have long known that American blood is poisonous.

Such a huge circular interest group.

The Americans are really like leeks in there.

Anderson also saw through all of this because he had experienced it.

All deeply experienced.

The person in the medical complex in front of him looked at Anderson with a smile.

"We understand that you seem to have won the fantasy ball, Mr. Anderson."

"How about this, as long as you hand over the fantasy ball to us."

"We'll write off your medical bills and clear your late fees."

"You just need to pay us a small handling fee."

Anderson looked at the people in the medical complex in front of him.

The smiles on their faces were cold, and they looked at him like a lamb to be slaughtered.

The medical complex is something no one in the United States dares to offend.

"What if I say no?" Anderson said in a cold voice.

"If that's the case, we'll just have to ask the police to enforce it."

"I hope you will be a law-abiding citizen, Mr. Anderson." (End of this chapter)