You can only post in this thread if your country provides free healthcare.
>>52164789
"free"
noヾ(@⌒ー⌒@)ノfree
>>52164887
I'd give you free healthcare japan I'd give you anything senpai.
>>52164789
Medicare isn't free you fucking retard, there's a Medicare levy. I paid almost $2,000 for Medicare last financial year.
>>52165252
This. Just because you generally get bulk billed doesn't mean it's free everywhere, OP.
>>52164810
This. I am paying taxes for niggers to use it. What is worse is that it's shit. So fuck this thread.
>>52165297
Go to America and get shot. Then complain about Brazil's tax-funded, nigger-accepting healthcare.
You have to be 65 to qualify for "free" healthcare.
The free healthcare system is a broken one. Sucks the talent out of the workforce and drives down the quality of care to mcdick's tier
>>52166745
Funny, I did end up getting shot by gangbanger who broke into my house.
You know how much I paid in medical/hospital bills? Zero. Because I have insurance.
>>52166910
To be fair don't you pay insurance bills?
>>52164789
It's not free, but it helps to have it taken out of taxes when I haven't been saving my pennies in case I break my fucking leg
>>52166815
Exactly. When you go to a bulk billed medical centre it's not hard to tell that none of the doctors give a flying fuck about any of the patients. It's just a revolving door.
>>52167088
I just go there to get medical certificates. If anything them caring a whole lot would only get in my way.
>>52166959
Occasionally.
Military has its benefits.
>>52167182
Ah. How much and how frequently would a normal person pay?
I would rather have to pay insurance and have access to american hospitals than to pay taxes and get our shitty public healthcare.
>>52167182
I support the troops
troops as a concept but not all of them as individual
>>52167088
>going to a shitty doctor
>>52167174
Yeah, the whole system is fucked. Work expects you to hand in a medical certificate when you're sick, so you have to go to one of these hellholes and wait for an hour to see a doctor for all of 30 seconds to get a piece of paper to show you have an illness that the doctor has no real way of knowing you have other than by going off what you say.
>"free"
The french healthcare is a liberal-porn tier, with everyone claiming it is the best of the world.
In truth, french healthcare is completly out of control. It is costly, and the people who are in charge of the healthcare are the trade unions of employees and workers. It is completly corrupt, full of people taking advantages of it to get free holidays, and indebted since 30 years.
It is so out of control that hospitals do unecessary surgery on patients so that they can get more money, or just modify your papers so that they can turn a minor operation into a huge one, just for the sweet euros.
The best healthcare is the british NHS tbqh.
>>52167352
My local medical centre lets you book appointments in advance and also bulk bills, so most I usually wait is around 10-20 mins tops if things are going slowly.
But other than that, I honestly couldn't afford medical care without it.
>>52167511
>The best healthcare is the british NHS tbqh.
And it will still have to be privatised, at least partially. There is no other way to sustain it.
>>52168254
Some of the most flagrant wastes of money in the NHS have been attempts to introduce private finance into the system. PFI or private finance initiatives were contracts set up between NHS and the private sector so the NHS could build hospitals with private money. Again and again because the government is so keen to keep the spending off the budget, they give ridiculous terms to these companies and allow them to squeeze the health trusts, councils, whatever gets funded by this shit, to oblivion, unless they pay a (massive) fine to get out of the contract early. They haven't even learned from their mistakes.
Partial privatisation just allows private companies to take advantage of public sector money, what's really needed is the political will to commit as much to the NHS as necessary and get a grip on secondary factors that contribute to costs like inefficient funding methods like PFI, bureaucracy ie spending money on diversity advisors, and people taking advantage of the fact British doctors are proud of the fact they don't have to do shit like rifle through wallets to check for insurance when people come in through the door.
>>52168630
>what's really needed is the political will to commit as much to the NHS as necessary
The system, as it is right now, is unsustainable. You have a rapidly increasing population of elders with a decreasing young workforce to pay for all the benefits (pensions, healthcare...). Now, if you want to pump more money into the NHS, you will have to take it from somewhere else. And just where would you get the money from? Increasing taxes is the most stupid thing you can do, so you will have to cut costs in other public services, which, thanks to the power of unions and groups of interest, is almost impossible to do.
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>>52165252
>I make $100,000 a year and still post on 4chan
Sure you do senpai
Bet the Government takes """""""half"""""""" of your income too
>>52169475
>>I make $100,000 a year and still post on 4chan
>Sure you do senpai
This is easily the most tired and pathetic meme on 4chan.
>>52170369
Post some proof with a timestamp then faggot because It's such a common thing to say but the reality is vast majority of people on this website are unemployed or working part time in an entry job
Personally when I was working full time earning about $45,000 a year I simply didn't have time in the day to come on 4chan much so I just stopped coming.
>hurrdurr
