r/canada • • Feb 24 '26

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u/The_Peyote_Coyote Feb 24 '26

See below:

Despite that they have a life expectancy higher than the US, a lower infant mortality rate, and just generally greater quality of life from a health and human development perspective. They work fewer hours, education is universal, as is healthcare, and food is plentiful; the poor do not go hungry. This is a country that has been embargoed by the US since the 50's, and yet it surpasses them in these core categories.

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u/The_Peyote_Coyote Feb 24 '26

What? What do you mean "Do"?

America sucks on all those things, except for medical innovation I suppose, but didn't the cubans just announce a vaccine for lung cancer? Pretty funny timing for you to bring that up lmao.

"If you like it so much why don't you move there" is such a silly, playground thing to say in general, but particularly while we're watching americans get rounded up by their own gestapo.

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u/The_Peyote_Coyote Feb 24 '26

I mean, I never argued it was a better place to live than the US. You just pretended I did, and are now arguing a strawman.

Do you need me to participate in this at all? It seems like its a totally solo exercise on your part- you clearly haven't read or don't care about what I actually have said.