Message from @The Supreme Xtream

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2019-12-07 12:47:48 UTC  

You're literally only looking at the NHS

2019-12-07 12:47:55 UTC  

There are other systems too

2019-12-07 12:49:03 UTC  

Such as the French/German System (regarded as the Best in the World) in which Private Health Care Companies still exist but the way you pay for said insurance is with Taxes

2019-12-07 12:49:26 UTC  

Multi/Single-Payer Systems are Objectively better than the Private System

2019-12-07 12:50:02 UTC  

You really think the Private Oligopoly Competes in the US? There's like 12 Health Care Companies and they're all in the same Big Club

2019-12-07 12:50:28 UTC  

As a result, Health Care costs in the US are the HIGHEST in the Entire World (let alone the Developed World)

2019-12-07 12:52:15 UTC  

There are some things that just should be off the Table from the Private Sector; ya wouldn't want to have Private Policemen or Firefighters, now would you?

2019-12-07 12:59:06 UTC  

"Help! My House is Burning Down!"
"That'll be $30,000"
"I c-can't afford that"
"Welp, pack up boys. There's nothing we can do ab it now"

2019-12-07 12:59:24 UTC  

i'm surprised that state run healthcare services in liberal countries run as well as they do considering there's usually a party who tries to undermine them whenever they get in government

2019-12-07 13:01:01 UTC  

@Death in June Because things like Universal Health Care are something everyone benefits off of; extremely popular services, to the people. Thus, if the Right Winged Party even tries touching the Health Care System, it's seen as Political Suicide

2019-12-07 13:02:24 UTC  

well sure but at the same time they try to undermine it indirectly

2019-12-07 13:02:44 UTC  

obviously they can't come out and say "we're gonna get rid of it" but they try to sabotage it to hurt its popularity

2019-12-07 13:03:26 UTC  

I would like to point out that European systems are subsidized directly from the United States.

2019-12-07 13:03:57 UTC  

sure but european countries achieve better results while spending less

2019-12-07 13:03:58 UTC  

Only exception are the Tories in the UK who, under Tony Blair and David Cameron, literally raped the NHS to death, taking it from the #1 in the World to lower than the US' Health Care System; but the only reason the Tories didn't end up killing their party with that is bc people just hate Corbyn and the Labour Party a fuck ton more

2019-12-07 13:04:08 UTC  

We Supply most of the research and development for medical equipment and studies, we also subsidize EU's defense so they don't have to pay for it and in turn can fund large socialized Healthcare programs

2019-12-07 13:04:08 UTC  

Times are so divisive, at this point

2019-12-07 13:04:10 UTC  

france spends less than half of what the us does per capita on healthcare

2019-12-07 13:04:13 UTC  

but gets better results

2019-12-07 13:04:17 UTC  

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

2019-12-07 13:04:37 UTC  

@FitnessByHeatherHeyer That has more to do with Institutions rather than Insurance

2019-12-07 13:05:13 UTC  

i mean to be fair there are additional complications that exist in the us since it's a very racially diverse country but i doubt that alone explains even a significant portion of the gap

2019-12-07 13:05:34 UTC  

The U.S. is also extremely obese

2019-12-07 13:05:48 UTC  

Our lifestyles are not nearly as healthy as European countries on a whole

2019-12-07 13:05:56 UTC  

Apples to Oranges

2019-12-07 13:06:30 UTC  

The French are also taxed as an exorbitant trade, as of the Germans, no thank you. We're taxed enough over here

2019-12-07 13:06:44 UTC  

Right now I pay $0 for a gold plan through my employer, I'm fine.

2019-12-07 13:06:48 UTC  

I mean, for my Data Management Project, I looked at comparing Obesity Rates to quality of Health Care and I did find a direct correlation

2019-12-07 13:07:05 UTC  

Japan has one of the Best Health Care Systems and one of the lowest Obesity Rates lol

2019-12-07 13:07:11 UTC  

When I was 19 years old I had a $10 an hour construction job and my employer was able to give me equally good coverage, then the government got involved after 2010 and insurance has been a complete mess ever since

2019-12-07 13:07:24 UTC  

i wonder if there's data examining the effect size of obesity on indices like the healthcare access and quality index

2019-12-07 13:07:33 UTC  

Obamacare is Shit, anything new?

2019-12-07 13:07:37 UTC  

The more you get the government involved within anything in the United States, it gets worse, more expensive and turns into a complete disaster

2019-12-07 13:07:48 UTC  

Not really

2019-12-07 13:07:55 UTC  

It's bc the US is a Corporatocracy

2019-12-07 13:08:26 UTC  

Whenever the Gov't gets involved, it's bc the Corporations have paid the Gov't to pass regulations that would help *them*

2019-12-07 13:08:47 UTC  

It's because when you have zero incentive for profit, zero competition and most of your employees are not hired upon merits, that is a recipe for disaster within any organization

2019-12-07 13:08:58 UTC  

Lol that isn't true AT ALL

2019-12-07 13:09:15 UTC  

Everyone knows the US is the most Corrupt Country in the Developed World

2019-12-07 13:09:25 UTC  

Corruption is literally Legal

2019-12-07 13:09:31 UTC  

obamacare seems like the worst of both worlds in some respects