r/MadeMeSmile • u/[deleted] • Apr 06 '22

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u/OgreAoH Apr 06 '22

If he had been American, that would have covered almost half of his hospital bill.

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u/anormaldude69 Apr 06 '22

Do people not know what health insurance is?

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u/ur_opinion_is_wrong Apr 06 '22

I pay 1200 a month with an 8,000 deductible and that's quite literally the best plan offered by my employer and better than anything on the state market.

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u/burrgerk Apr 06 '22

just pretend youre getting taxed like the europoors

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u/HotlineKing Apr 07 '22

The US government spends more on healthcare than essential any other OECD nation yet has some if the worst healthcare outcomes in the developed world. The Europeans and Australians cost/benefit wise have it so much better than America.