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FakeNoose

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3. It sounds like these were mostly "uncollectible" debts

Reply to twodogsbarking (Reply #2)

Thu Dec 25, 2025, 06:02 PM

Dec 25

I don't have any personal knowledge of this program, but it sounds like some wealthy Americans are using this program to do some good for less fortunate folks.

For all we know, some of these debtors might have already died, but their families are stuck with medical bills they can't pay. I think this is a really good and generous thing that will help those desperate, needy families. We could even call it "Christ-like" ...

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Pittsburgh Presbytery fundraiser will eliminate medical debt for thousands across Allegheny County [View all] FakeNoose Dec 24 OP

Good BlueWaveNeverEnd Dec 24 #1

It is extremely nice on a personal level. On a national level it is a disgrace that it is the way it is. twodogsbarking Dec 24 #2

It sounds like these were mostly "uncollectible" debts FakeNoose Dec 25 #3