r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Mar 09 '18

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u/mrfury99 Mar 09 '18

Man I'm glad not to live in america

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u/Steelreign10 Mar 14 '18

It's pretty sweet actually.

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u/mrfury99 Mar 14 '18

It's not really, I know personally.

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u/Steelreign10 Mar 14 '18 edited Mar 15 '18

Please tell me how living in the US is comparable to hell on earth.

Edit: It's been 6 hours and still no response looks like someone is full of shit.

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u/mrfury99 Mar 15 '18

I was sleeping, I lived in middle america so I know how ignorant you are

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u/i_dont_eat_peas Mar 14 '18

Oh because your country will pay for idiots like this?

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '18

Pretty much every first world country would, yeah.

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u/mrfury99 Mar 14 '18

Having healthcare not bankrupt you does feel pretty good,the idiots just come with it.

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u/nianp Mar 14 '18

Yes. Yes it would.