>Is this a culture/mind difference, or does everybody in the US doesn’t like this but has no time to fix it? This is just the way it is. We don't know anything

>Is this a culture/mind difference, or does everybody in the US doesn’t like this but has no time to fix it? This is just the way it is. We don't know anything else and when you start talking about changing it a lot of people lash out and can get quite heated. Our government is not the best at managing things efficiently, socialized medicine means it gets paid via taxes, the medical and drug companies have lobbyists and can largely get away with setting whatever prices they want right now, etc. Personally I'd be fairly hesitant to get on board with socialized medicine here in the United States purely for the fact I would fear it would be just as corrupt and I don't know if the increased taxes would be more than I pay for my insurance currently considering my employer pays more of the cost of my insurance than I do and I doubt that sudden savings would be passed on to me as increased pay.