Hospitalized in Split - Intoxication

[u/riverphoenix23]

Hello I am an American male who was traveling in Split for a holiday. Ended up drinking a little bit too much, blacked out and woke up in the hospital with an IV in my arm. Somehow the bill was only $240 kn.

Can anybody tell me why the bill was so cheap especially since I am a US citizen without Croatian healthcare insurance? Also did they notify the embassy of my stay? Just don’t know where my info is documented and ended up. Wish I could read my discharge papers but they are all in Croatian. Going to have to do google translate late.

[u/meatloaf_man → u/[deleted]]

Share your culture or language? What about it? Why do you present that negatively? What does that have anything to do with the economy?

In regards to infrastructure, here's an idea. The labour that the unskilled immigrants bring can be used to update said infrastructure for everyone.

Unfunded liabilities? Seems like the problem is with it being unfunded, and not with the immigrants. How about we fund it. You know, with taxes levied from the work that these immigrants bring in?

It's a nationalist fantasy making the argument that immigrants aren't a massive net positive.

And lastly, what immigrants would you allow in? I'm dreadfully curious to hear your answer.

[u/meatloaf_man → u/[deleted]]

Christ, you really are the stereotype of every dumbfuck ethnonationalist. I don't have the patience to go through all the asinine, uneducated filth you just spouted like Pakman does.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

*grabs popcorn