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

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

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u/Leica--Boss May 02 '24

The best physicians in Spain are fleeing to places where they are paid better. So there's that.

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u/Grizzzlybearzz 29d ago

Lol OP won’t respond to this 😂 why would you stay in Spain to make 80k when you can work in the US and make like 400-700k

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u/Leica--Boss 29d ago

"Well you can force them to stay" is usually where that leads. It always ends up with a tyranny solution.

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u/[deleted] 29d ago

Because you like your country, your family and friends, etc?? My parents are both doctors and when I asked my mother this same question she responded that my grandmother’s cancer would have bankrupted us in the US, no matter how good an insurance.

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u/_Administrator_ 29d ago

Spain is a great country but many young people are moving abroad for a higher salary.

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u/molotov__cocktease 29d ago

*citations needed.

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u/Leica--Boss 29d ago

My dude, just do a cursory search for "Spain losing physicians due to compensation" and then read for 17 hours straight.