throwaway1115

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   by throwaway1115 2y ago

   I'm not looking for your sympathy. I'm looking for my tax dollars to be spent more wisely. The fact you think there can be enough for "everything" shows how far from reality you are. I hope that mentality dies and you st
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   by throwaway1115 2y ago

   I'm saying if problems such as the one mentioned in this article was the priority of the governments, they would allocate funds differently. As to which one is more costly, I don't think if either of them is "really cheap the
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   by throwaway1115 2y ago

   In the ideal world there would be resources enough for everything. But that's never gonna happen. Funding for Healthcare is limited. There can't be a truly universal healthcare. Now on one hand you have infertility, leading to mo
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   by throwaway1115 2y ago

   An anecdote: Me and my wife live in Canada, with universal healthcare, and pay around 250k in taxes annually. We also have fertility problem. Our treatment costed over 100k so far and (yes, $100,000), all out of pocket. Worse that that, for