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This isn't what happens. A huge volume of the people that come in to US hospitals are chronically ill people with no money and very commonly no regard for their
by orangepurple 3y ago
This isn't what happens. A huge volume of the people that come in to US hospitals are chronically ill people with no money and very commonly no regard for their own health. Quite often they are also disrespectful and combative to hospital staff. The system pays for their extended care and the healthy majority pays huge premiums to subsidize their care. The vast majority will be paying premiums vastly out of proportion to what they will use.
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- Klinky 3y agoThis sounds like a delusionally extreme take, as if there is no in-between or nuance. You're either a victimized superhuman who never gets ill or a chronically ill scumbag with no regard for your health? Hardly realistic at all.