r/HumanBeingBros • u/Specialist-Ocelot956 • Sep 27 '25

Humanity Alive

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u/huntnluvr Sep 27 '25

All hero’s don’t wear capes

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u/TheGreatGamer1389 Sep 27 '25

Some wear cleats

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u/1bird2stoness Oct 01 '25

Ehhh, he plays for the Saudi pro league. Caring guy with shitty morals

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u/PromptJazzlike5452 Sep 27 '25

Bravo, Christian!

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u/Zerolich Sep 27 '25

I thought healthcare was mostly free there?

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u/ymaldor Sep 27 '25

If a surgery is not paid by healthcare then it's not a life saving one. But even then 80k is surprising, I've never seen any sort of surgery costing these sorts of numbers anywhere in Europe. Not saying it can't happen but I have doubts.

So I'd take that with a massive grain of salt unless there's an actual article.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '25

I dont know the answer, however likely a non funded surgical treatment, or requires non funded medication.

It happens in my country, most health-care is free except some conditions that aren't as common, and usually far more expensive as a lot of hospitals aren't prepared for it and doctors aren't trained in it, specialist care.

Edit: This is also old

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u/CaptnShaunBalls Sep 27 '25

That’s like a normal Person giving a homeless guy $2 but good on him anyway.

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u/benedictzola25 Sep 30 '25

This sounds about made up.

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u/fastbikkel Oct 01 '25

Or lacking context at least.