You are the one that is stuck with a huge GOP mascot on his back.
Anybody here think trump's healthcare "plan" is real?
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tigerred59
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tigerred59
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Name one thing Trump has advocated for that has benefited the American Stupid, just one thing? And killing and tossin immigrants to the streets don't count!!
Crepitus
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Must suck to be that jealous.You are the one that is stuck with a huge GOP mascot on his back.
Trump managed to get 1.4 million people off of healthcare so far. That's the kind of success that you seek. Is there anyone who does not know the answer to our healthcare problems is universal care with insurance companies gone? The ACA was a first step toward it, but year after year the Insurance companies and hospital conglomerates are looting us, worse and worse.
T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
Off of government run or government subsidized health insurance.
Yes. Government has no business being in the health care or insurance business to begin with.
Me for one. Universal care results in poorer outcomes at higher costs.
The ACA dramatically raised the cost of health insurance policies bought by individuals. It limited choice and often resulted in poorer outcomes.
The more government gets involved in healthcare, the more you'll see costs rise and rationing come into effect.
Crepitus
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Uh huh. We all believe that too, LOL. You're too fixated on it to be anything else.:magrin:
Jealous ...no ....amused ....yes.
You are, as normal, wrong. Universal healthcare in the other industrial countries is a fraction of our cost with BETTER results https://www.commonwealthfund.org/publications/fund-reports/2024/sep/mirror-mirror-2024
For profit healthcare results in tiered quality and access. I don't believe you are too stupid to know this. I have to wonder why you lie about so many things.
T. A. Gardner
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Read that goddamn study! There is only ONE measure on it for outcomes. The US comes in first or second in OUTCOMES. The other 98% of the study measures how socialized the system is and how well it performs as a socialized medicine system.
That is to say, the study is all but FUCKING WORTHLESS. It is an exercise in political advocacy for socialized medicine.
Yup. Exactly correct, Nordberg. Just thought I would repeat it and give it a bit more highlighting so the MAGA morons could see it better.
Trump managed to get 1.4 million people off of healthcare so far. That's the kind of success that you seek. Is there anyone who does not know the answer to our healthcare problems is universal care with insurance companies gone? The ACA was a first step toward it, but year after year the Insurance companies and hospital conglomerates are looting us, worse and worse.
I just like watching your response. You can tell you know you screwed up when you decided to have a giant GOP mascot on your back. What is going to be next, a giant tattoo of Trump on your chest?
Dutch Uncle
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What do call MAGAts who worship a false god and pedophile murderer for President, Ms. Fat Lame?
Dutch Uncle
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At least it's not the MAGAt mascot.You are the one that is stuck with a huge GOP mascot on his back.
Dutch Uncle
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All of her meth scars can't be covered by tats, so, yes, Ms. Fat Lame is jealous. A pipe blowing her lips off requires plastic surgery.
Matt Dillon
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They all have worse medical care and longer waiting times, too.
Bullshit.
Here are one set of rankings for best healthcare in the world.
- Taiwan (78.72)
- South Korea (77.7)
- Australia (74.11)
- Canada (71.32)
- Sweden (70.73)
- Ireland (67.99)
- Netherlands (65.38)
- Germany (64.66)
- Norway (64.63)
- Israel (61.73)
- Belgium (60.16)
- Switzerland (59.6)
- Japan (59.52)
- Singapore (57.96)
- United States (56.71)
- Austria (54.86)
- United Arab Emirates (52.3)
- Czech Republic (52.25)
- Finland (52.1)
- Portugal (51.99)
The Best Healthcare in the World: Country Rankings
Discover the countries with the best healthcare in 2024 and learn about the key factors that make Italy, Singapore, and Iceland top the list.
www.internationalinsurance.com
Here's another:
Here's another
Mirror, Mirror 2024: A Portrait of the Failing U.S. Health System
Mirror, Mirror 2024 compares the health systems of 10 countries on five domains: access to care, care process, administrative efficiency, equity, and outcomes.
Matt Dillon
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According to whom, you raisined up fucknugget?Bullshit.
Here are one set of rankings for best healthcare in the world.
- Taiwan (78.72)
- South Korea (77.7)
- Australia (74.11)
- Canada (71.32)
- Sweden (70.73)
- Ireland (67.99)
- Netherlands (65.38)
- Germany (64.66)
- Norway (64.63)
- Israel (61.73)
- Belgium (60.16)
- Switzerland (59.6)
- Japan (59.52)
- Singapore (57.96)
- United States (56.71)
- Austria (54.86)
- United Arab Emirates (52.3)
- Czech Republic (52.25)
- Finland (52.1)
- Portugal (51.99)
---------The Best Healthcare in the World: Country Rankings
Discover the countries with the best healthcare in 2024 and learn about the key factors that make Italy, Singapore, and Iceland top the list.
Here's another:
Here's another:
Mirror, Mirror 2024: A Portrait of the Failing U.S. Health System
Mirror, Mirror 2024 compares the health systems of 10 countries on five domains: access to care, care process, administrative efficiency, equity, and outcomes.www.commonwealthfund.org
Here is the cost factor:
Switzerland $9,688
Germany $8,441
Austria $7,811
Netherlands $7,737
Sweden $7,522
Comparable Country Average $7,393
Belgium $7,380
France $7,136
Canada $7,013
Australia $6,931
United Kingdom $6,023
Japan $5,640
Notes: Data from Australia, Belgium, Japan, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and United States are estimated. Data from Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom are provisional.
www.healthsystemtracker.org
Health expenditures per capita, U.S. dollars, 2023 (current prices and PPP adjusted)
United States $13,432Switzerland $9,688
Germany $8,441
Austria $7,811
Netherlands $7,737
Sweden $7,522
Comparable Country Average $7,393
Belgium $7,380
France $7,136
Canada $7,013
Australia $6,931
United Kingdom $6,023
Japan $5,640
Notes: Data from Australia, Belgium, Japan, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and United States are estimated. Data from Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom are provisional.
How does health spending in the U.S. compare to other countries? - Peterson-KFF Health System Tracker
This chart collection examines how U.S. health spending compares to health spending in other similarly large, wealthy OECD countries using the OECD Health Statistics database.
www.healthsystemtracker.org