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Frolex 12/03/19 10:43:24 PM #260:	HellRatUFO posted... Cool, lets talk about the facts. Denmark has less regulatory burden in regards to their healthcare system compared to the clusterfuck in the United States. Denmarks population is arguably in better physical shape than the United States due to diet and exercise which is also an external factor that needs to be considered when driving down costs, as Americans 1970s-present suffer from many diseases and illness that couldve been prevented with better eating and exercise. Denmark despite having universal healthcare, still do have a private sector for healthcare. Bernie and Warren are calling for a complete dismantle of the current health system, throwing millions of people under the bus, and are calling for a complete overhaul and nationalization of the entire healthcare industry that we cannot afford for a variety of reasons. 1: Denmark has a larger number of agencies that oversee healthcare than the US and a higher amount of regulations on everything from drug and device prices to doctors so you're going to have to be specific about your claims on Denmark's regulatory framework. 2:Denmark's obesity rate is higher than both the EU and OECD average and only growing higher, and obesity is a major problem in virtually every modern developed nation, including those with universal healthcare and they still outperform the US's healthcare system. 3:Private healthcare coverage in Denmark only supplies supplemental and complementary coverage to public healthcare, plans that would exist under both Sanders and Warrens plans that have you so triggered. You have no idea about policy in Denmark, and even if you did you still wouldn't support their policies so that you're trying so hard to kill yourself on this hill is doubly hilarious. HellRatUFO posted... Garioshi posted... [LFAQs-redacted-quote] And who makes these drugs? Who chooses to buy them? I dont feel sorry for primarily white adults that fucked their lives up getting addicted to opioids for the same reasons I dont feel sorry for adults that choose to fuck their body up by eating carb, starch, sugar, vegetable oil drenched garbage in conjunction with zero exercise. Ah yes, because opioids are something you "choose to buy" at a walmart the same way you do a box of band-aids rather than something you are prescribed to take by a doctor. What a robust understanding you have of the basic functions of healthcare. --- https://imgur.com/HOLHd4k https://imgur.com/six2WTN <cite>Frolex posted [p:931074180] in Mark Ruffa... [t:78221228]...</cite> <quote>HellRatUFO posted...</cite> <quote> Cool, lets talk about the facts. Denmark has less regulatory burden in regards to their healthcare system compared to the clusterfuck in the United States. Denmarks population is arguably in better physical shape than the United States due to diet and exercise which is also an external factor that needs to be considered when driving down costs, as Americans 1970s-present suffer from many diseases and illness that couldve been prevented with better eating and exercise. Denmark despite having universal healthcare, still do have a private sector for healthcare. Bernie and Warren are calling for a complete dismantle of the current health system, throwing millions of people under the bus, and are calling for a complete overhaul and nationalization of the entire healthcare industry that we cannot afford for a variety of reasons.</quote> 1: Denmark has a larger number of agencies that oversee healthcare than the US and a higher amount of regulations on everything from drug and device prices to doctors so you're going to have to be specific about your claims on Denmark's regulatory framework. 2:Denmark's obesity rate is higher than both the EU and OECD average and only growing higher, and obesity is a major problem in virtually every modern developed nation, including those with universal healthcare and they still outperform the US's healthcare system. 3:Private healthcare coverage in Denmark only supplies supplemental and complementary coverage to public healthcare, plans that would exist under both Sanders and Warrens plans that have you so triggered. You have no idea about policy in Denmark, and even if you did you still wouldn't support their policies so that you're trying so hard to kill yourself on this hill is doubly hilarious. HellRatUFO posted...</cite> <quote>Garioshi posted...</cite> <quote><cite>[LFAQs-redacted-quote]</cite> And who makes these drugs? </quote> Who chooses to buy them? I dont feel sorry for primarily white adults that fucked their lives up getting addicted to opioids for the same reasons I dont feel sorry for adults that choose to fuck their body up by eating carb, starch, sugar, vegetable oil drenched garbage in conjunction with zero exercise.</quote> Ah yes, because opioids are something you "choose to buy" at a walmart the same way you do a box of band-aids rather than something you are prescribed to take by a doctor. What a robust understanding you have of the basic functions of healthcare. --- https://imgur.com/HOLHd4k https://imgur.com/six2WTN</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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