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Topic	This country is fucked
TruthBringer 06/30/18 7:08:31 AM #48:	Chicken posted... YOUHAVENOHOPE posted... Chicken posted... A few years ago I broke my ankle and spent about 20 minutes waiting in the waiting room doing a crossword puzzle. But the whole thing was free. How many thousands of dollars would that have costed me in the US? with insurance ur copay couldn't have been more than $500 You make it sound like $500 isn't a lot. Plus you have to pay for insurance? How much does that cost you? I'd rather wait the 20 minutes tbh. The funny thing is that the only reason you have to even pay the hospital visit is to maintain your imaginary credit score which if you make enough money to afford reasonable health insurance in the US you shouldn't really be worrying about your credit unless you're going to scam the banks by taking out loans and eventually filing bankruptcy. You can live an extremely high standard of living without operating normally and using the system to your advantage. The US pretty much allows people to live off of others, otherwise no one could survive, this is not survival of the fittest. <cite>TruthBringer posted [p:904235005] in This count... [t:76755804]...</cite> <quote><cite>Chicken posted...</cite> <quote><cite>YOUHAVENOHOPE posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Chicken posted...</cite> <quote>A few years ago I broke my ankle and spent about 20 minutes waiting in the waiting room doing a crossword puzzle. But the whole thing was free. How many thousands of dollars would that have costed me in the US? </quote> with insurance ur copay couldn't have been more than $500</quote> You make it sound like $500 isn't a lot. Plus you have to pay for insurance? How much does that cost you? I'd rather wait the 20 minutes tbh.</quote> The funny thing is that the only reason you have to even pay the hospital visit is to maintain your imaginary credit score which if you make enough money to afford reasonable health insurance in the US you shouldn't really be worrying about your credit unless you're going to scam the banks by taking out loans and eventually filing bankruptcy. You can live an extremely high standard of living without operating normally and using the system to your advantage. The US pretty much allows people to live off of others, otherwise no one could survive, this is not survival of the fittest.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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