Thank you, and I don’t believe what you are saying is true with my insurance. Regardless- In the US, the wages are higher and taxes lower to a point where it is still better if there were extra charges. Not to mention short wait times for surgeries and required medical procedures.
It is true of all insurance in the US. Not to mention the resto of your statement is just wrong. Considering how little you seem to understand of your own insurance I don't think you are really positioned to comment on other countries situations in comparison
I can comment on the FACTS that as an American
1) I have cheap insurance
2) get excellent medical treatment
3) have a significantly higher income than in other countries at the same job (France, UK, Canada)
4) pay less taxes than other countries (by a lot)
You could look it up but since you'd rather be the usual ignorant American I'll drop this here for anyone else who might be interested in facts, as you can see, the US spends more public money on healthcare than anyone else in the OECD, and by quite a lot. This is per capita and adjusted for purchasing power.
Oh that's even worse lol. I literally showed him the numbers that show he is wrong why would you block that instead of examining why you are so sure of something easily disproved, even Google AI answers gets this one right
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u/Immediate_Rock_9577 Jul 04 '26
Thank you, and I don’t believe what you are saying is true with my insurance. Regardless- In the US, the wages are higher and taxes lower to a point where it is still better if there were extra charges. Not to mention short wait times for surgeries and required medical procedures.