[Peace_seek]

Who cares

[Budd Dwyer]

Originally Posted by dystopian ↗

Yeah that’s not a thing in the U.S. If you’re having an acute medical issue here the hospital is required to treat you. You might owe them money afterward for their services, but that goes with the territory, what with doctors not being your indentured servants and all.

Everyone knows the us healthcare system could end up draining your bank account for good therefore it's one of the worst in the world when it comes "worth"
A simplest medical procedure which is basically "cheap" even in countries with a private health care
system could cost a fortune in the US
And don't give me that crap about underpaid doctors, I know how hard their job really is...
I've worked in hospital, with doctors...they've had a fraction of a US doctors salary (even with "donations on the side") but they are just fine...

[docfr8]

Nice facility to have procedures done

[dystopian]

Originally Posted by Budd Dwyer ↗

Everyone knows the us healthcare system could end up draining your bank account for good therefore it's one of the worst in the world when it comes "worth"
A simplest medical procedure which is basically "cheap" even in countries with a private health care
system could cost a fortune in the US
And don't give me that crap about underpaid doctors, I know how hard their job really is...
I've worked in hospital, with doctors...they've had a fraction of a US doctors salary (even with "donations on the side") but they are just fine...

It’s actually pretty ‘cheap’ in America too as long as you do 1 of 100 different things in advance to make yourself responsible for it. Most procedures cost a fraction (often 10% or so) of the non-negotiated ‘off the street’ price (a price that most people who ‘get’ default on and don’t end up paying any of anyway, hence it being set insanely high to break even after payment from the small percent of them who do pay.)

It would be even cheaper if not for the previous government interference (that severed almost all of the healthcare market’s price-finding mechanisms.) It’s pretty funny though that statists’ ‘answer’ to this government-interference-caused-issue is even more government interference… smh… (And even cheaper still if America had some other country carrying the world in terms of healthcare innovation costs, you know, like the rest of the [not America] countries get to now, but alas we don’t have that option.)

[Budd Dwyer]

Originally Posted by dystopian ↗

It’s actually pretty ‘cheap’ in America too as long as you do 1 of 100 different things in advance to make yourself responsible for it. Most procedures cost a fraction (often 10% or so) of the non-negotiated ‘off the street’ price (a price that most people who ‘get’ default on and don’t end up paying any of anyway, hence it being set insanely high to break even after payment from the small percent of them who do pay.)

It would be even cheaper if not for the previous government interference (that severed almost all of the healthcare market’s price-finding mechanisms.) It’s pretty funny though that statists’ ‘answer’ to this government-interference-caused-issue is even more government interference… smh… (And even cheaper still if America had some other country carrying the world in terms of healthcare innovation costs, you know, like the rest of the [not America] countries get to now, but alas we don’t have that option.)

You're an idiot if you call that cheap....
Yeah that's why trailer park people and people living in tents cannot afford basic healthcare even if they had a job ...and they'll become bigger and bigger in the us population, no doubt about that
Fuck off

[dystopian]

Originally Posted by Budd Dwyer ↗

You're an idiot if you call that cheap....
Yeah that's why trailer park people and people living in tents cannot afford basic healthcare even if they had a job ...and they'll become bigger and bigger in the us population, no doubt about that
Fuck off

Yeah. I look at my healthcare bills. It’s really quite a low amount. Once you take into account that it’s a factor of 10 cheaper from being responsible for yourself (rather than trying to push the costs off on anyone and everyone else,) plus allowance for the fact that we’re a) fat as hell, b) not getting our care rationed, and c) funding the lions share of healthcare innovation for the entire world it’s more or less what it should cost.

Maybe if the rest of the world weren’t a bunch of socialist infants they could support their own innovative free markets and we wouldn’t have to bear those added costs (and it’d be that much cheaper for us,) but that’s more about them and their issues than us.

P.S. People living in tents don’t have to pay for their basic healthcare costs. They still get it. You go in, you get care, and then don’t pay your bill. (That’s why it’s so expensive for those that do.) Since there’s nothing that physically compels them to pay beyond 25% of their income paying more really optional up to them.

[Budd Dwyer]

Originally Posted by dystopian ↗

Yeah. I look at my healthcare bills. It’s really quite a low amount. Once you take into account that it’s a factor of 10 cheaper from being responsible for yourself (rather than trying to push the costs off on anyone and everyone else,) plus allowance for the fact that we’re a) fat as hell, b) not getting our care rationed, and c) funding the lions share of healthcare innovation for the entire world it’s more or less what it should cost.

Maybe if the rest of the world weren’t a bunch of socialist infants they could support their own innovative free markets and we wouldn’t have to bear those added costs (and it’d be that much cheaper for us,) but that’s more about them and their issues than us.

P.S. People living in tents don’t have to pay for their basic healthcare costs. They still get it. You go in, you get care, and then don’t pay your bill. (That’s why it’s so expensive for those that do.) Since there’s nothing that physically compels them to pay beyond 25% of their income paying more really optional up to them.

But the rest of the world is...."socialist". Like it or not it's the truth
Maybe if you weren't a trust fund kid and would work in a real job you'd understand
Again, fuck off with this ancap/neocon bullshit

[Budd Dwyer]

Originally Posted by dystopian ↗

Yeah. I look at my healthcare bills. It’s really quite a low amount. Once you take into account that it’s a factor of 10 cheaper from being responsible for yourself (rather than trying to push the costs off on anyone and everyone else,) plus allowance for the fact that we’re a) fat as hell, b) not getting our care rationed, and c) funding the lions share of healthcare innovation for the entire world it’s more or less what it should cost.

Maybe if the rest of the world weren’t a bunch of socialist infants they could support their own innovative free markets and we wouldn’t have to bear those added costs (and it’d be that much cheaper for us,) but that’s more about them and their issues than us.

P.S. People living in tents don’t have to pay for their basic healthcare costs. They still get it. You go in, you get care, and then don’t pay your bill. (That’s why it’s so expensive for those that do.) Since there’s nothing that physically compels them to pay beyond 25% of their income paying more really optional up to them.

25% of an income is too much for healthcare
Fat people should die, I agree with you in that though

[Rikbikboo]

And here we have ppl moaning cos you have to wait 6 hours at a&e. Think myself lucky to live in the uk.

[beantown]

Probably a mental facility or jail as the persons hands were bound and tied to the bed.