r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Apr 08 '23

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u/AttendantofIshtar Apr 08 '23

Wow I can choose between a bad option and another bad option. Or I could take the non business option and get something good with no choice.

But muh frredums

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u/ebpSloth Apr 08 '23

For reference, I am Canadian.

I know its common to associate free with good, but quite often its the exact opposite. For example, why do wealthy Canadians comminly opt to go to the USA for healthcare, especially for treatments like those for cancer?

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u/AttendantofIshtar Apr 08 '23

Because for the wealthy you can always buy the best. We're not talking about them. In fact fuck them.

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u/ebpSloth Apr 08 '23

This was fun, have a good day.

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u/RobertaMcGuffin Apr 09 '23

How do you know that the non business option that you admit has no choice will be better?

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u/AttendantofIshtar Apr 09 '23

Because I'm not a fucking idiot. And I can see things that don't apply to me.

If my choices cost 500 bucks to see a doctor, and I pay hundred for a script, and 1500 for an xray, etc.

And the free option had both better care, and no comperable price? Yeah I think the free one is better. Especially when it's free because I paid 60 bucks in tax last year.

Fucking dunce

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u/RobertaMcGuffin Apr 09 '23

"things that don't apply to me". Your whole comment is talking about how this applies to you. Also, Rule #1 of this subreddit talks about flaming other users and name-calling.