Healthcare in the US is a privilege

[dblack]

The president wouldn't be, you would have trusts dealing with it.

Of course, of course.

Unless they get doged.

 

[dblack]

He won't be in charge of it.

Of course not him personally. He'll appoint only the very best people to be in charge of your healthcare.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Canadian Woman with free healthcare: "Can I get a wheelchair lift?"

Canadian government: "No, but we will kill you and you won't even care anymore."

Christine Gauthier rips Canadian government for offering to euthanize her

Christine Gauthier is ripping her government, which offered to euthanize her after she complained about delays having a wheelchair lift installed in her home.

nypost.com

Here we don't have universal government provided health care so we, unfortunately, don't have a government offering to kill you rather than provide a chair lift. We do have rich people supporting charities like Habitat for Humanity that will give you a chairlift and install it. But that means you know, asking for charity from rich people.

 

[Monk-Eye]

" Enrolling In Private Network Through Translation Of Wealth Into Currency Fluidity "

* Rethink Bureaucratic Perception Of Fiat Currency Value And Mediocrity *

The only country in the world with the bulk of private healthcare is the US. A search, AI says -
While many countries have healthcare systems with both public and private components, the United States is the only OECD country where voluntary health insurance is the main financing and coverage system for most of the population.
Healthcare is the US is a privilege, we enjoy healthcare as a RIGHT in the UK.

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How bad is that? Worse than most third world countries. And no, everyone doesn't fly to the US for healthcare, that's a fallacy.
Why is healthcare in the US so bad??

A first fault of individual citizens is in abdicating a responsibility for social welfare to government bureaucracy , rather than endeavoring to account for social welfare through a volition of its private sector .

The affordable care act provided hsa - health savings account , while fsa stands for fucking stupid account , and affordable care act allowed individuals to be in network , while the healthcare system provided at least a 3% income contribution from those eligible , rather than out of network , no income contribution and risking financial straits .


* El On Mu Spaced Expected Shares In Us Public Private Trust *

What good would providing tax breaks to wealthy be if the currency is not injected into the economy , rather suppose the currency is set in reserve as wealth , so which demographic or industries with fluidity of currency are most likely to benefit the economy as a whole ?

Thread 'Public Private Trust'

Sep 1, 2020

"Public Private Trust"

A Public Private Trust originates through a variation of state capitalism where shares of stock from corporations are exchanged for state subsidies. However, unlike state capitalism the shares acquired through the exchange are relinquished by the state into private Individual Retirement Accounts of its citizens, through a one time egalitarian distribution for collective ownership.


The value of each citizen's fractional share is directly tied to the corporate title and to the portion of shares...

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* Begging Original Question For Open Source Private Donation Target Boards *

These ayes have spoken with a canadian working in the us on visa , whom expressed a preference to receive treatment for medical issues through us health care system over the health care system in canada .

CDZ Thread 'Why Have Socialists Not Privatized The Socialist Ideals ?'

Mar 15, 2021

" Why Have Socialists Not Privatized The Socialist Ideals ? "

* Cannot Earn A Dollar Of Their Own But Promotes That Money Grows On Trees In Gardens Of The Undeserving *

There is a banter by socialists for fair worker compensation , all while bemoaning elitism that exists for compensation in corporations .

Why do those aspiring for fair worker compensation , and for big business paying their fair share , forego government public policy for socialism and instead create private corporations that by personal volition , as philanthropic donations , facilitate their socialist ideals ...

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[TNHarley]

Our taxes should pay for healthcare, w/an option for private insurance for those who are privileged enough to not exercise patience.

Patience with healthcare
Such standards you statists have.

 

[odanny]

Why is healthcare in the US so bad??

Greed.

And it's getting worse before it gets better.

 

[dblack]

Greed.

And it's getting worse before it gets better.

Yep. If people were truly selfless, we wouldn't need healthcare.

 

[Captain Caveman]

Of course, of course.

Unless they get doged.

Erm, no.

 

[dblack]

Erm, no.

What does that mean?

When you put government in charge of a service, that service becomes a political football - subject to all the idiocy of the two-party shitshow. Do you deny it?

 

[Captain Caveman]

What does that mean?

When you put government in charge of a service, that service becomes a political football - subject to all the idiocy of the two-party shitshow. Do you deny it?

No to getting dodged.

 

[dblack]

No to getting dodged.

Well, that's nice and vague. Do you mean it wouldn't be subject political nonsense like DOGE? Or are you just saying you'd oppose such an effort? Or are you just mashing keys?

 

[norwegen]

The only country in the world with the bulk of private healthcare is the US. A search, AI says -

While many countries have healthcare systems with both public and private components, the United States is the only OECD country where voluntary health insurance is the main financing and coverage system for most of the population.

Healthcare is the US is a privilege, we enjoy healthcare as a RIGHT in the UK.

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How bad is that? Worse than most third world countries. And no, everyone doesn't fly to the US for healthcare, that's a fallacy.

Why is healthcare in the US so bad??

In the US, rights don't involve taxation; they're innate to the individual.

The left is changing that, of course.

 

[22lcidw]

And mine is less than yours, do you want to brag about it?

If the United States was to cut its military budget at least in half and only protect itself and its own interests that may save resources. England used to be the envy of the planet. Their military is scrawny today in part due to the socialist ways. The United States picks up for this. It does not hurt though that their military is aligned with ours. Just a mass difference in funding though.

 

[Captain Caveman]

If the United States was to cut its military budget at least in half and only protect itself and its own interests that may save resources. England used to be the envy of the planet. Their military is scrawny today in part due to the socialist ways. The United States picks up for this. It does not hurt though that their military is aligned with ours. Just a mass difference in funding though.

Did you mean to reply? This is a healthcare thread?? You need to find the military section.

 

[DGS49]

Under the United States Constitution, Congress lacks the power to create a socialized medicine regime. Leftists in Congress like to dance around the issue and pretend that is not the case, but it is what it is.

But ignoring that, the reason why the American people do not DEMAND socialized medicine - or "healthcare as a RIGHT" if you want to look at it that way - is because the vast majority of Americans are happy with the healthcare they have, and can easily live with the cost of it.

There are lots of horror stories out there of unfortunate people whose medical expenses have thrown them into bankruptcy, and there is no shortage of such stories.

But as a percentage of the population, they are microscopic.

So why would the American population be demanding a massive change to our delivery system for healthcare when it's doing better than OK right now? They (we) are not. We are concerned, quite logically, that the transition from a satisfactory status quo to a questionable future makes no sense at all.

 

[Monk-Eye]

" When Socialists Ideals Of Social Welfare Are Privately Supported Without Government "

* Record Of Commerce In Debits And Credits Always Required *

Yep. If people were truly selfless, we wouldn't need healthcare.

What are you stating , that everyone would selflessly starve themselves into extinction ?

 

[EvilCat Breath]

The only country in the world with the bulk of private healthcare is the US. A search, AI says -

While many countries have healthcare systems with both public and private components, the United States is the only OECD country where voluntary health insurance is the main financing and coverage system for most of the population.

Healthcare is the US is a privilege, we enjoy healthcare as a RIGHT in the UK.

View attachment 1093752

How bad is that? Worse than most third world countries. And no, everyone doesn't fly to the US for healthcare, that's a fallacy.

Why is healthcare in the US so bad??

In the UK health care is so bad people pull their own teeth out.

Oswestry man pulls own tooth with pliers amid NHS struggle

Chris Langston, 50, acts out of desperation over a painful molar when he cannot access NHS care.

www.bbc.com

 

[EvilCat Breath]

I hate the government and private health care insurance, as both turn you down at times, even universal care turns you down for things in these other countries like England or Canada.

In fact, in the US the government turns more people down that private care insurance, something no one ever talks about

What I would like to see instead, is for people to be able to put tax free money aside into an account that can accumulate over time that can only be used for your health care. Then when you need it, the money is there and you don't have to go begging to an ass hole insurance company or the indifferent government that never has to answer to anyone for how badly they treat others in such cases, as the media ignores it entirely. Only private insurance companies that turn you down the media covers, which is why Luigi went hunting a health care CEO. Left wing propaganda convinced him he deserved to die. I'm just tired of the BS. You never see people hunt down government officials that turn people down for health care. Why is that?

Then, lets say you can use that money for your family as well, or even for friends.

If implemented, you will begin to have entire populations of Americans who are not dependent on private insurance or government insurance, which is exactly why it will never be allowed.

Ohhh you mean something like a health care savings account. Why don't you have one? In fact, why do you think it's not allowed?

Health Savings Account | HSA Benefits | Fidelity Investments

An HSA account lets you save pre-tax dollars to pay for qualified medical expenses and withdrawals are tax-free if you use it for qualified medical expenses. Learn More.

www.fidelity.com

 

[dblack]

Ohhh you mean something like a health care savings account. Why don't you have one? In fact, why do you think it's not allowed?

Health Savings Account | HSA Benefits | Fidelity Investments

An HSA account lets you save pre-tax dollars to pay for qualified medical expenses and withdrawals are tax-free if you use it for qualified medical expenses. Learn More.

www.fidelity.com

They're still, technically, allowed. But the cheap, catastrophic insurance plans that made HSAs a viable alternative aren't. Those aren't as profitable for the insurance companies so they banned them.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

The only country in the world with the bulk of private healthcare is the US. A search, AI says -

While many countries have healthcare systems with both public and private components, the United States is the only OECD country where voluntary health insurance is the main financing and coverage system for most of the population.

Healthcare is the US is a privilege, we enjoy healthcare as a RIGHT in the UK.

View attachment 1093752

How bad is that? Worse than most third world countries. And no, everyone doesn't fly to the US for healthcare, that's a fallacy.

Why is healthcare in the US so bad??

You are mixing terms. Healthcare in the US is the best in the world. What we do not have is universal healthcare insurance.