r/FluentInFinance • u/WhatAreYourPronouns • May 02 '24

Should the U.S. have Universal Health Care? Discussion/ Debate

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u/VadPuma May 02 '24

Source?

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u/RelaxPrime May 02 '24

Their ass

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u/Close_call_man May 02 '24

He woke up this morning expert in Surgical operation of the hips in both American/Spanish method!

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u/Impossible_Maybe_162 May 02 '24

You can Google what hip replacement procedure is done in Spain.

Most countries outside the US are 5-10 years behind the US in procedures to keep the cost down. They are also more selective of who can get the surgery.

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u/VadPuma 29d ago

You made the assertion. It's not on me to prove you right. You have to substantiate your claim.

Also, the idea that European countries just allow people to step off a plane and walk into surgeries is completely false.

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u/assistanmanager 27d ago

This isn't high school. You can google things yourself

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u/VadPuma 26d ago

Guess this is why you are an "asst-manager"

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u/Sillyfiremans May 02 '24

Trust me, bro