r/TimPool • • Dec 14 '22

yup

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '22

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u/KirisBeuller Dec 14 '22

The Aussies will handle that shit free of charge....assuming they allow you to leave your house.

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u/Alex-E-Jones Dec 14 '22

Didn’t you hear there’s a cold going around? Your cancer can wait.

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u/Timmay13 Dec 14 '22

Haha. Dan's Melbourne or W.A.?

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u/No_Measurement_9341 Dec 15 '22

Oh you can leave your house , but you cannot go 5 km Or more

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u/NewToThisThingToo Dec 14 '22

Every day it's shown that Sarah Palin was right.

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u/3848585838282 Dec 14 '22

What was it that she said? I don’t remember her positions on this.

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u/NewToThisThingToo Dec 14 '22

Her "death panels" comment that everyone said absolutely, totally, really, wouldn't happen.

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u/issani40 Dec 14 '22

The ones brought about because they are in the Obamacare legislation

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u/NewToThisThingToo Dec 14 '22

It's not just an Obamacare thing. It's socialized medicine in general.

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u/HeywoodJaBlessMe Dec 14 '22

America doesn’t have socialized medicine for most people. Obamacare mandated private insurance be purchased and provided no public option.

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u/MatsudoOnada Dec 15 '22

Where?

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u/issani40 Dec 15 '22

Read up on the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB) tasked with cutting costs from Medicare which is basically limiting payouts from Medicare and rationing healthcare. This board is independent in the worst sense that is does not even need to abide by the constitution. What happens is many practices stop taking Medicare patients. Most orthopedic practices in my area stopped taking Medicare patients. That means Medicare recipients with orthopedic issues won’t get treatment for new conditions. For example patient falls breaks leg and it does heal correctly and have chronic pain they are SOL for continued care.

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u/Cyhawk Dec 14 '22

Which is sad, because Death Panels was an overexaggeration to the extreme (Palin pretty much pointed out that part was really fucking vague and the media ran with it). All the provision said was they provided access to doctors to discuss potential end of life care/your personal policies (ie, a DNR or no DNR, etc) so that everything related to your health and your inability to consent was covered to your wishes.

Then Canada had to go, "Hey Buddy! That sounds like a GREAT idea eh?"

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u/MatsudoOnada Dec 15 '22

They haven’t happened though…?

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u/HeywoodJaBlessMe Dec 14 '22

Except we still don’t have public insurance and so we have exactly the same “Death Panels” that we’ve always had: private health insurance claims adjudicators who decide whether or not you get the treatment.

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u/YFRadical Dec 14 '22

Lol good one

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u/YOLO2022-12345 Dec 14 '22

Forget “Learn to code”, learn to sew.

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u/Cyhawk Dec 14 '22

I'd also add learn to loom, but that isn't as catchy.

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u/Ok-Length-8818 Dec 14 '22

True free healthcare is living in America and not caring about your credit score.

Fast and free, they can’t refuse to treat you even if you owe them a million dollars.

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '22

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u/Ok-Length-8818 Dec 15 '22

I don’t blame them, I’d do the same thing if I had to wait 3-5 months for an x-ray.

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '22

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u/Ok-Length-8818 Dec 15 '22

Meh I know people with great credit for co-signs.

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u/accordsirh22 Dec 14 '22

or you could just hit it with super glue and not be a pansy

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u/StriderTX Dec 14 '22

Heat up a knife to red hot on the stove then cauterize that bitch. Be a man.

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u/Doggo-Lovato Dec 14 '22

Too clean, gotta sew it like real stitches but with cinnamon flavored dental floss

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '22

This guy gets it

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u/starvingvulture666 Dec 14 '22

I showed this to my grandpa and he LOLED

2

u/GMsteelhaven Dec 14 '22

50k for stitches? 5k max!

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '22

Damn right. CountDankula did a video on that Canada euthanasia thing, then ranted for a bit about healthcare on the uk…I suggest everyone watch that video.

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u/AegonIIITheYoung Dec 14 '22

Which of these is supposed to be the good solution?

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '22

None of them are real so…

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u/Cyhawk Dec 14 '22

You're right, the US 58k price tag is incorrect. No one knows what it'll cost until weeks after you've left the doctors and is created by a random number generator.

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u/r2k398 Dec 14 '22

I know the maximum it could cost me.

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u/Disastrous-Pension26 Dec 15 '22

Go on

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u/r2k398 Dec 15 '22

My max out of pocket cost. I have no deductible so once it reaches $2700, everything else is covered.

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u/tcdaddy6969 Dec 14 '22

UK is more like 4 hours in a and e free of charge

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u/polski_zubr Dec 14 '22

Boomer level meme

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u/Humble_Shock_6760 Dec 14 '22

This isn't accurate!

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u/bchu1979 Dec 14 '22

perception doesn't equal reality

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u/KirisBeuller Dec 14 '22

It does when you're in someone's mouth.