Wouldn't statehood mean that Greenland would get 2 senators? Since the majority of people in any democracy in the world are to the left of the Republicans, wouldn't that make it more difficult for Republicans to control the Senate? Doesn't the House or Senate have any power to kibosh such an offer?If they put that 100K for statehood to a vote don't be surprised if it's accepted.
If they put that 100K for statehood to a vote don't be surprised if it's accepted.
2nd time you're saying US healthcare sucks. Are you comparing with Canada or countries that actually provide good service?So America has money to buy the territory, pay off people and offer them a dog shit health care system.
But cant take care of their own people?
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US healthcare is excellent. The accessibility for common people indeed sucks.2nd time you're saying US healthcare sucks. Are you comparing with Canada or countries that actually provide good service?
2nd time you're saying US healthcare sucks. Are you comparing with Canada or countries that actually provide good service?
That's why I asked if he is comparing to Canada. His implication was Canada and I wanted to point out that our system is broken and beyond a pile of crap.You can't compare. Name me a country that based their healtcare system on the US one?
I'll give you a hint. There is none. Because all other developed countries based their healthcare as a right. So it's subsidized.
I think my healthcare is excellent and probably better than most places in the USA because of where I live. I agree that it sucks for people who are stuck with Obamacare and self insuring and can't get on a group plan. I have been on a group plan at every firm I have worked at and none have made me pay anything towards my premium cost which, admittedly, is a generous deal. I believe my premium cost is in the neighborhood of $1200 a month. So if I had to pay that it would suck big time.US healthcare is excellent. The accessibility for common people indeed sucks.
1200 sounds great to be honest. Even if I need to drop 2500 USD every month for family health insurance, I am better off in the FL with a tax rate of under 20%. I save a lot even with the exchange rate. Fuel is also 30% less per liter and I don't need to worry about winter tires, snow clearing, expensive heating bills, or losing my guns to nonsensical legislation.... premium cost is in the neighborhood of $1200 a month. So if I had to pay that it would suck big time.
That's why I asked if he is comparing to Canada. His implication was Canada and I wanted to point out that our system is broken and beyond a pile of crap.
No, but me and the wife each pay more than that every year. For what? Wait times at the emergency long enough to kill you and offers for MAID because the system can't keep up with the demand. I swear, I'm convinced people defend this broken system just out of stubbornness and blind pride.You have never received a bill of 30k for hospital stays to welcome your new baby...
The balance between top quality and accessibility is very difficult to achieve. Top quality medical service with high paid professionals and modern infrastructure is very, very expensive. I know only one country, and it is Israel that managed to achieve both.I'd rather pay into a private system and get quick service.
Correct, everyone please remember, the Canadian healthcare system is truly free if you ignore the 65% of my net income that I pay on a yearly basis (across all levied taxes). It's also great in that if you can afford it, you must purchase private insurance to avoid waiting 93 years for a test.You have never received a bill of 30k for hospital stays to welcome your new baby...
How can anyone possibly ignore that?Correct, everyone please remember, the Canadian healthcare system is truly free if you ignore the 65% of my net income that I pay on a yearly basis (across all levied taxes).




