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Comparing a mostly homogenous 312km^2 country to an extremely diverse 9 million km^2 USA doesn't seem like a strong point to me. Regarding healthcare though, I
by Shocka1 2y ago
Comparing a mostly homogenous 312km^2 country to an extremely diverse 9 million km^2 USA doesn't seem like a strong point to me. Regarding healthcare though, I would love to see it subsidized for the working person who neither qualifies for Medicaid or their employer's health insurance.
- ajuc 2y agoIs Canada or Sweden a better comparison then? Poland was just the easiest example for me (cause I live here). It's not unique nor the best at these things. The idea that USA's got it right when most of the world does it differently (and with better results adjusting for cost/effect) always amazes me.