Yes, we know, the US are exceptional, that means all common sense and tradtional knowledge fails where it concernes them, because they are the USA and special.
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An infallible system to make sure your people only ever go and get medical care when they absolutely have to, when they have waited so long they absolutely cannot keep putting it off another day, when they have let the condition detoriate to a point where something that would have been a non-issue when treated in time becomes something life-threatening that takes thousands of dollars to fix instead of some two digit number.
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I disagree, I'd rather have something I have in input into controlling the limits of them than some company from half the world away.
I trust my government which I vote for a lot more to make sensible rules than I trust, say, Google or Facebook.
Remember how their algorithms spread the rumours about that random guy someone accused to have been the shooter in Las Vegas? How the news was pushed unchecked and without any indication that it was just a malicious lie connected to that name? Why does something like that happen? Because filter bubbles make them money, and that is all they care for.
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Nope.
That over-generalisation is not always true.
Introducing a law to ban murder and setting up law enforcement after a civil war is "progress" but it dimishes "individual freedoms of mass murderers".
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Yes, you have to remember: The most important thing is that there is always someone else who is worse off whom you can point at an laugh!
The worse off you personally are, the more important it gets to be able to easily identify someone like that. You do not have anything else to laugh about.
I don't get what's so special about healthcare. You have public schools, public police, public firefighters, public roads, public parks... But somehow, public healthcare is different... how?
Would you prefer if you didn't have public police? You would pay for your own security company and they would answer that 911 phone call, and poor people wouldn't have it and in your head your safety would be better that way, somehow...
The US government has always pays a lot for healthcare, as much as many countries that have socialized healthcare actually. Sweden pays about US$3k par year and person, wanna take a stab at how much the US federal government pays...yeah, about 3k (just shy of 1 trillion in 2014). Then you pay roughly 6k more per person and year in addition to this.
So much for DRAMATICALLY.....
oh yeah, forgot to mention that your healthcare loses out in virtually all statistics compared to comparable countries with socialized healthcare. Two types of people are winners in the US, people with breast cancer (the US is brilliant at this for some reason) and people that are very, very rich.The other 99% gets shafted unfortunately.
Better to still have absolute freedom of speech, guns and somewhat small government. ( you guys in europe dont know how good it feels)
The same people who push for Uhealthcare are the same people for limiting "hate speech" and confiscating guns and also for creating various social programs.
#NEVEREVER #betterdeadthanred
Hate speech lol.... what fa..... babies
Europe just fined Amazon $300 million, likely to boost their approval ratings with European voters who hate America.
Intel – 1.06 billion euros
Microsoft – 899 million euros AND 561 million euros
Facebook – 110 million euros
Apple – 13 billion euros
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"This will be a fight against overwhelming odds from which survival cannot be expected. We will do what damage we can."
-- Capt. Copeland
So which European voters were this supposed to make happy?
https://www.theguardian.com/business...ean-commission