Questions to people from USA

How much do you pay for your healthcare/your family healthcare? how much a basic decent healthcare would cost. does it include teeth medicine too?

Health care is for sissy Europeans. Only the strongest survive in America. If you get sick, you die.

Escrito por Nero, 31.03.2017 at 21:12

Health care is for sissy Europeans. Only the strongest survive in America. If you get sick, you die.

Nero i'm concerned about you

Free health care is very nice, but so flawed. In so many cases tax payer dollars are wasted on treating those who smoke, do drugs, or activities which can cause harm over those who just got unlucky. Since they can't show bias, a smoker of 53 will get a lung transplant (assuming its needed) over a 3 year old kid who may be slightly less urgent.

In my personal opinion, smoking (tobacco) should be illegal or people that do should be identified, much like how medical marijuana users are. That way they can pay for their own expenses or via insurance and not reap the benefits of hard working tax payers for their silly mistakes.

NOTE: I'm not from the USA incase that may have caused some confusion while reading.

Here in Texas, we don't have healthcare. We have guns, a perfect equivalent.

Escrito por Darkmace, 31.03.2017 at 22:00

Free health care is very nice, but so flawed. In so many cases tax payer dollars are wasted on treating those who smoke, do drugs, or activities which can cause harm over those who just got unlucky. Since they can't show bias, a smoker of 53 will get a lung transplant (assuming its needed) over a 3 year old kid who may be slightly less urgent.

In my personal opinion, smoking (tobacco) should be illegal or people that do should be identified, much like how medical marijuana users are. That way they can pay for their own expenses or via insurance and not reap the benefits of hard working tax payers for their silly mistakes.

NOTE: I'm not from the USA incase that may have caused some confusion while reading.

First, it's not free, but paid through mandatory tax, and second, point is that not large percentage of population gets sick, so State can never go bankrupt by just paying for healthcare bills. And citizens are free of stress and worries having $100,000 healthcare bills when they needed few stitches and tooth repair.

If you don't trust me, ask how many times your father visited doctor, then ask your grandfather how many times he visited doctor or hospital. Then ask them about his father and the rest of people from your community, how much did they visited doctors and hospital in their time, that's a timespan of 100 years.

Sure some view healthcare as a commodity today and not right, but if State-owned healthcare works, no need to change it. I just like people being stupid so they think visiting private hospital or clinic is 'prestige' and state hospital is for 'workers and plebs', so they pay astronomical prices, then i'm glad private doctors profit on them.

That's why i like capitalism because it leaves you to fend alone and do what you want under the umbrella of individualism, so stupid masses make astronomical profit to some smart people just because they are uninformed, superstition and uneducated about the product or situation. In other words, i support the 1% but i'm digressing here.

Escrito por Nero, 31.03.2017 at 21:12

Health care is for sissy Europeans. Only the strongest survive in America. If you get sick, you die.

Reading this my knees jerked like SJW.

Healthcare is free, except of dental care, which is free until 18 and above 65

Escrito por Darkmace, 31.03.2017 at 22:00

Free health care is very nice, but so flawed. In so many cases tax payer dollars are wasted on treating those who smoke, do drugs, or activities which can cause harm over those who just got unlucky. Since they can't show bias, a smoker of 53 will get a lung transplant (assuming its needed) over a 3 year old kid who may be slightly less urgent.

In my personal opinion, smoking (tobacco) should be illegal or people that do should be identified, much like how medical marijuana users are. That way they can pay for their own expenses or via insurance and not reap the benefits of hard working tax payers for their silly mistakes.

NOTE: I'm not from the USA incase that may have caused some confusion while reading.

I'm pretty sure we pay more taxes here than in Canada which has universal health care.

Well considering no one really answered my question i presume you all are teenagers?

Escrito por Witch-Doctor, 01.04.2017 at 16:34

I'm pretty sure we pay more taxes here than in Canada which has universal health care.

Even though the Canadian economy is extremley modern and successful, the revenues from netural resources related to the population number is rarely high. therefore they can pay for everything without any effort.

Escrito por Darkmace, 31.03.2017 at 22:00

Free health care is very nice, but so flawed. In so many cases tax payer dollars are wasted on treating those who smoke, do drugs, or activities which can cause harm over those who just got unlucky. Since they can't show bias, a smoker of 53 will get a lung transplant (assuming its needed) over a 3 year old kid who may be slightly less urgent.

In my personal opinion, smoking (tobacco) should be illegal or people that do should be identified, much like how medical marijuana users are. That way they can pay for their own expenses or via insurance and not reap the benefits of hard working tax payers for their silly mistakes.

NOTE: I'm not from the USA incase that may have caused some confusion while reading.

Most people who can afford it have private healthcare anyway as it's not that expensive (in Ireland anyway). But banning tobacco is just ridiculous and sounds like something someone with no life to them would say.

Escrito por Darkmace, 02.04.2017 at 18:19

Escrito por Wheelo, 02.04.2017 at 18:04

Most people who can afford it have private healthcare anyway as it's not that expensive (in Ireland anyway). But banning tobacco is just ridiculous and sounds like something someone with no life to them would say.

Your response started out alright, and just went downhill as I kept reading.

How does banning tobacco have any reflection on someone having a life or not? Sure it might be economically useful (not that it matters, because when you actually look at economics you understand that most countries are in crippling debt and are only surviving economically due to banks making money out of thin air), but regardless how is wanting something that is actually harmful to be banned, a wrong opinion?

Do I have respect for people who smoke?
Yes.

Do I support the decision (regardless of why they smoke tobacco)?
No, because it has a bigger impact than just to them, in that case I would tell you to refer back to 2nd smoking and my initial comment.

Again: How did that have anything got to do with someone having a life?

Please read what I said:
"sounds like something someone with no life TO THEM"
Basically means a boring person

Free Healthcare? Wow what a strange and silly thing you Europeans come up with.

Escrito por Nero, 31.03.2017 at 21:12

Health care is for sissy Europeans and North Americans. Only the strongest survive in America Asia. If you get sick, you die.

Fixed that for you

I dont understand why healthcare should be a public thing?

Escrito por Evic, 02.04.2017 at 21:17

I dont understand why healthcare should be a public thing?

Private healthcare means no government regulation on it.
There would be private doctors licensed by companies and private hospital etc.... The companies can put as many or as little regulation as they want.
Imagine if firefighting as privatized.

Escrito por Witch-Doctor, 02.04.2017 at 21:40

Private healthcare means no government regulation on it.
There would be private doctors licensed by companies and private hospital etc.... The companies can put as many or as little regulation as they want.
Imagine if firefighting as privatized.

I ment why I should be paying for somebody elses medical bills and vice versa.
The hospitals and the staff in them im Ok with paying for.

If you Americans want less taxes, maybe you should cut that ridiculously sized defence budget of yours that's bigger than the next 9 largest budgets combined...

Escrito por Darth., 02.04.2017 at 22:25

If you Americans want less taxes, maybe you should cut that ridiculously sized defence budget of yours that's bigger than the next 9 largest budgets combined...

Catch up scrubs.

Escrito por Evic, 02.04.2017 at 21:54

Escrito por Witch-Doctor, 02.04.2017 at 21:40

Private healthcare means no government regulation on it.
There would be private doctors licensed by companies and private hospital etc.... The companies can put as many or as little regulation as they want.
Imagine if firefighting as privatized.

I ment why I should be paying for somebody elses medical bills and vice versa.
The hospitals and the staff in them im Ok with paying for.

Social State things

In Turkey We have public hospitals, university hospitals and private hospitals

If you have health coverage all of them free or more cheaper than others -who havent coverage-

Health Coverages isnt too expenive to buy

Also your healthcare is free until 18

Escrito por Skanderbeg, 01.04.2017 at 12:22

Escrito por Nero, 31.03.2017 at 21:12

Health care is for sissy Europeans. Only the strongest survive in America. If you get sick, you die.

Reading this my knees jerked like SJW.

maybe you should blame old-age for that

I'll try my best to explain to you why universal health care does not work in the United states. First of all The United states population is larger then that of European countries, aswell wage desparity and poverty are rampant aswell as poor health choices, drugs, more types of drugs, bad food improperly regulated. Lastly our government has this thing called lobbying where the rich corporations finance a politician to get them elected to push there agendas. The entire federal government is bought. So this causes a problem where the government won't raise the taxes to the necessary levels on the rich required to have free health care, add that with my previous statement about poor health choices in the United states causing more frequent visits to the doctors, and you have a cluster fucked system that is incapable of free health care.

Escrito por Skanderbeg, 01.04.2017 at 12:19

Escrito por Darkmace, 31.03.2017 at 22:00

Free health care is very nice, but so flawed. In so many cases tax payer dollars are wasted on treating those who smoke, do drugs, or activities which can cause harm over those who just got unlucky. Since they can't show bias, a smoker of 53 will get a lung transplant (assuming its needed) over a 3 year old kid who may be slightly less urgent.

In my personal opinion, smoking (tobacco) should be illegal or people that do should be identified, much like how medical marijuana users are. That way they can pay for their own expenses or via insurance and not reap the benefits of hard working tax payers for their silly mistakes.

NOTE: I'm not from the USA incase that may have caused some confusion while reading.

First, it's not free, but paid through mandatory tax, and second, point is that not large percentage of population gets sick, so State can never go bankrupt by just paying for healthcare bills. And citizens are free of stress and worries having $100,000 healthcare bills when they needed few stitches and tooth repair.

If you don't trust me, ask how many times your father visited doctor, then ask your grandfather how many times he visited doctor or hospital. Then ask them about his father and the rest of people from your community, how much did they visited doctors and hospital in their time, that's a timespan of 100 years.

Sure some view healthcare as a commodity today and not right, but if State-owned healthcare works, no need to change it. I just like people being stupid so they think visiting private hospital or clinic is 'prestige' and state hospital is for 'workers and plebs', so they pay astronomical prices, then i'm glad private doctors profit on them.

That's why i like capitalism because it leaves you to fend alone and do what you want under the umbrella of individualism, so stupid masses make astronomical profit to some smart people just because they are uninformed, superstition and uneducated about the product or situation. In other words, i support the 1% but i'm digressing here.

Would it not make more sense to punish those inflating prices on health care needs such as stitches? Big pharma needs to be regulated because they are out of control, atleast in the United states that's the case. Epipens costed 47 dollars in 2014, they currently cost 900 dollars. That should be illegal as hell to do.

Escrito por Evic, 02.04.2017 at 21:17

I dont understand why healthcare should be a public thing?

Ofcourse you don't with teeth and a face like that.



Ohhhhhhhhh (inset burned flame emoji in here)

AtWar players have much more knowledge than other credible web sources. good goin Roai

Escrito por Zenith, 04.04.2017 at 07:10

AtWar players have much more knowledge than other credible web sources. good goin Roai

Of course we do. that's why the experts come here for their source data.

Roi....im not a kid and can answer your question.....a family of 4 will pay about 2500$ per month with no dental and will still cost you money for co-pays
which would be about another 2500 per year

Escrito por Dizabo, 04.04.2017 at 10:30

Roi....im not a kid and can answer your question.....a family of 4 will pay about 2500$ per month with no dental and will still cost you money for co-pays
which would be about another 2500 per year

Wtf kind of healthcare do you have where you pay $2500 a month for FOUR people with no dental.
Give me a link to this company please.

I have a solo plan with a subsidiary of Cigna (monopoly in Colorado especially in denver and suburb) and I get vision, dental, emergency care, and my premium is only $190 a month. They cover 75% of prescription medications and I have a $20 copay when I visit my doctor. My premium used to be $170 three years ago so it has gone up.

No I dont have pre-existing condition.

In Romania there is universal health care if you are a student until 26 of age or if you are working and pay for it monthly, but in the last period of time I've been been buying my medication fully because it seems hard to get compensated medication nowadays. However, this universal healthcare does not cover all the medical expenses, but it covers scanning, hospital stay, so like the general things.
However, there are also private hospitals and lately I've been to one of those too and even in these at some doctors my insurance covers some services. These hospitals are regarded more favourably by the population.

Escrito por Helly, 04.04.2017 at 03:03

Would it not make more sense to punish those inflating prices on health care needs such as stitches? Big pharma needs to be regulated because they are out of control, atleast in the United states that's the case. Epipens costed 47 dollars in 2014, they currently cost 900 dollars. That should be illegal as hell to do.

Yes if Big Pharma is State-owned, then government can fix prices as that's their company. But you can't order private owner to change prices. Imagine if German government order Mercedes to lower prices on their cars. That goes against free market, where everyone have freedom of choice, freedom of exchange and freedom of deciding value.

Russia have different problem, where you can't lower your prices and profit if there's a chance, because cartel will come to you and make threats. Almost every industry in Russia, from market salesmen to bankers have cartels where they agree about prices, they all make the same. Then if some new in the business try to create his own prices in order to be competitive and attract customers, he gets beaten, threatened or killed.

It's fucked up, but it's the way world goes on.