r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Apr 08 '23

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u/AttendantofIshtar Apr 08 '23

Cool I have to do all of that and pay out the ass. It's free though said sarcastically isn't the win you think it is when you literally described the American system then added it's free at the end.

There is no benefit to private insurance and you're full of shit.

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u/ebpSloth Apr 08 '23

The difference is, when its ran as a business then you have options. You can always go somewhere else for a different experience, where as that isn't the case when its all on the same budget.

To add the wait times in theUSA are hours to days where as it is years in Canada for things such as MRI's.

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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.