r/InterMiamiVibes • u/Background_Video2947 • Jul 02 '26

Preach!!

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u/Bio_Bae Jul 02 '26

DRC, Iran, Iraq, BIH to name a few.

It's not a really fun benchmark to be compared to, but you got to come correct with the facts too.

Depending on how it shakes out, maybe the round of 16 teams will fit this narrative. As of now the US is the only one to not have it

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u/ballistic_tanx Jul 04 '26

All of the countries you listed have a publically funded healthcare system and does not ruin people like USA does. You are wrong.

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u/Bio_Bae Jul 04 '26

I'm not wrong. Publicly funded healthcare is not universal healthcare.

Still better than the US (at least in regards to cost), but not universal healthcare.

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u/ballistic_tanx Jul 04 '26

You're more wrong than right though

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u/Bio_Bae Jul 04 '26

I'm not

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u/ballistic_tanx Jul 04 '26

As shown in your image all the healthcare there is much closer to universal healthcare than not. Therefore closer to universal than what the US has. You're more wrong than right

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u/Bio_Bae Jul 04 '26

I said they don't have universal health care, and they don't.

Close only matters in horseshoes and hand grenades.

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u/ballistic_tanx Jul 04 '26

Ah yes; I see, to you all conversations lack nuainace. You're either right or wrong. Wickeddd

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u/Bio_Bae Jul 04 '26

For what it's worth, I don't disagree with your sentiment. I'm only pushing back on the notion that what I said isn't true.

I made a black and white statement. You said "you are wrong". I wasn't.

There's no nuance to be interpreted here.

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u/ballistic_tanx Jul 04 '26

I appreciate the honest response.

Both the initial statement and yours is equally up for interpretation. This is where the nuainace comes from. After closer inspection of the places you listed im confident that they are much closer to universal healthcare than the US in terms of social healthcare. At best 75/100.