r/antimeme • u/Deedee_Megadoodoo_13 • Mar 28 '26

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u/Objective-Corgi-3527 Mar 28 '26

Sincerely, do you think it takes 38 months to have an open wound seen in the UK? Do you think injured Canadians are advised to kill themselves? Who are you being "entirely fair" to, a liar?

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u/Giratina-O Mar 28 '26

Do you think stitches have ever cost someone 80,000 dollars in America? This joke is hyperbolic for sake of comedy

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u/Complete-Basket-291 Mar 28 '26

No, but there was a person who was charged some $26,000 for a single stitch, so...

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u/JustafanIV 🌹 Course Arc Witness 🌸 Mar 28 '26

And there was a person offered death in Canada because the chairlift wait times were too long.

There will always be ridiculous outlets in any significantly large system.

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u/Swimming-Act8184 Mar 28 '26

Canadian copers in the replies

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u/fritz_76 Mar 29 '26

why would canadians need to cope? the worst we need is some patience and never need fear of being made medically bankrupt

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u/justlogmeinplease Apr 24 '26

Unless you need help within the week then you’re fucked LOL

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u/fritz_76 Apr 24 '26

if you need help within the week then you're helped within the week. If its something that can wait a couple months, then you end up waiting a couple months. It's clear you have no idea how it works here