To be flown to the Vatican is not an offer of medical help. He certainly would have been saved, but in a religious sense rather than any physical sense.

I'm not sure where the idea of potential treatment is from? If the boy was kept on life support, would he have survived? If the boy was taken to the hospital in Rome, could he have been treated? Because there is little to indicate either. Sure, the hospital should listen to the family in terms of whether to terminate life support or not, but I fail to see how flying him to Italy would have given him a chance.

When they left the EU?

They were enslaved because of racism. It's because they saw these people as inferior that they seemed vulnerable and exploitable. Even after the end of slavery, this mindset led to some of the nastiest pieces of legislation in our history. Jim Crow, Black codes, the many lynchings and firebombings and other acts of terrorism that went unpunished, and many of these happened to a generation that is still alive. They weren't considered human, regardless if they were enslaved or not.

He got a lot of sponsorship too, with Nike and all the other sports gear brands out there.

Global superpowers, like Greenland and Angola.

Instead of a normal, cost-effective metro system, we ship people in pneumatic tubes at near mach speed

The skywriter who got paid

I mean, it is, in the same sense that having a broken leg or arm is also a personal problem.

You're gonna wake the dogs with all these dog whistles you're blowing.

It's like a school grading scale. 5 out of 5 is 100%, an A and mostly acceptable. 4 out of 5 is only 80%, barely a B and rarely accepted by most parents.

But we follow almost none of them, since we hang em off the back of trucks, wear them as clothing, and drape them over our naked bodies.

If it vibrates, has ribs and bumps, is made of a plastic material, and doesn't have any use for reproduction, it isn't very much like a penis at all.

England exists too, and the US hasn't split apart (yet).

I mean, it almost is, given colonialism and a reluctance for most english speakers to learn a different language.

Isn't meth usually synthetic?

I mean, the word itself is quite esoteric to most people.

Appeasement has worked quite well throughout history, after all.