18% Of Americans are millionaires.

[suicidecase]

And it's really shitty to begin with. Recently talked with guy ( okay it was more than recently ) who is 60+, fat boomer basically. He told that he needed a needed more or less quick leg surgery due to pain he got in his leg. First he for years didn't know what his condition really is to begin with due to shitty healtcare, once he finally got his diagnosis, he was told that he needs to wait around TWO fuckin years, daily reminder that it was 5 months which i talked about it so likely he still didn't get his leg surgery.

I don't know which country you're talking about. Of course it's worse in poorer countries. Here in the UK, it's generally good. I spent a month in hospital, had major surgery, no problems. It depends who is in power. The Tories nuke the healthcare system, Labour fund it. And you can still get private healthcare, either domestically or in other countries (if you can afford it), so it's win-win. Health outcomes are about the same in western Europe as in the US. You can get private health insurance in the UK for much cheaper than in the US. It's not really private healthcare, though, it's mixed with public healthcare, but you get better access, a private room etc. Waiting times and getting appointments can be insane, but this is due to underfunding (the Tories being in power for 14 years). The Tories hate public healthcare, so their policy is to defund it, so it doesn't work well, then try to convince people that it doesn't work overall, and eventually dismantle it. But it's so popular that they don't dare come out and say this, because it would be electoral suicide.

Not saying that mutts have it good, but once you realize rich people naturally have privilige in any country.

That shouldn't take much of a realisation, it's self-evident. But it's much more so in Yankland. Yankland worships capitalism and the "free market", unlike any other country. Most Europeans are terrified of living in a US system (unless they're rich).

 

[forwhombell]

If you look at America's per Capita GDP (PPP) then America is behind Norway, Switzerland, Qatar, Ireland, Singapore, and Luxembourg.

Yeah we're technically rich by money but we can buy way less than those from other countries.

 

[To koniec]

I don't know which country you're talking about.

Poland and whole EE in general

 

[UglyVirgin]

It’s all so fucking ragefuel NICGER!!!! fucking NIGGA NIGGER nigger nigger nigger. Imagine being a penniless incel all life long and Jack Doherty has like 100 million just because he got lucky.

 

[lifeisfucked215]

I think you mean Medicaid, retard. Medicare is for old people, and. It costs hundreds of Dollars per month and has huge deductibles. https://www.medicare.gov/basics/get-started-with-medicare/medicare-basics/what-does-medicare-cost $1600 every time you visit the hospital lol. $400 per day if you have to stay over 2 months. $800 per day if over 3 months. You pay all costs if over 150 days. So, if you get a serious illness and you're not rich, you're fucked. And they have to spend hundreds of Dollars on prescription drugs.

Medicaid is health insurance, not universal healthcare. There are all kinds of eligibility requirements and charges associated with it. It's not something you're entitled to. You have to pay 15% of drug costs (which can amount to thousands of Dollars, all prescriptions are capped at about £7 here in the UK). And so on.

You don't even know your own healthcare system lol.

What I can tell you from my experience is that no one I know pays more than a few thousand dollars after being in the hospital for even a long time. If you get checkups they are usually free or you pay like $40. Minor procedures are usually free and many medications you might pay $50 here and there.

What I'm trying to tell you is that the stories you hear where people are paying exorbitant amounts out of pocket is very rare and I honestly never seen it.

One time a guy I knew got bit by a rattlesnake and he went to the hospital. When he got out the hospital wanted to bill him $50,000, he had no insurance and doesn't even have a job. So how's he even gonna pay the hospital back? Medi-Cal eventually covered his entire bill. When it's clear the hospital isn't gonna get there money back the taxpayers will always step in. Anyways this is usually how it goes and the taxpayers pump billions for the healthcare system.

 

[ezio6]

Americanccels are fakecels.

The world is filled with miserable shitholes where you can buy a « 18 years old » wife for less than 10 grand.

Rip based 2018 real cels

 

[LOLI BREEDING]

If you look at America's per Capita GDP (PPP) then America is behind Norway, Switzerland, Qatar, Ireland, Singapore, and Luxembourg.

Yeah we're technically rich by money but we can buy way less than those from other countries.

that's a fake metric, every consumer good is much cheaper in USA