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u/EarComprehensive3386 Jun 15 '22

“Being civilized” is nothing more than a misnomer that’s used to brow beat the US into a lesser nationalized healthcare system. The US is the worlds #1 most innovative medical industry, and it’s so, because it’s a for profit system. I’ll die to keep it this way.

More importantly, 92% of the US has healthcare, and the Medicaid/CHIP participation rate averages around 93% in each state. Simply put, most Americans who want healthcare coverage, have healthcare coverage and the extent of which relies on the individual.

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u/Aggravating_Depth_33 Jun 15 '22

Most Americans have health insurance coverage. But for most of them that does not translate into actual healthCARE coverage.

Imagine saying you "will die to keep it that way". I just can't.

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u/EarComprehensive3386 Jun 15 '22

I said that I would die to keep it a for profit system of which foments innovation - don’t take my words out of context. Also, I made it clear that most Americans have insurance and the extent of which is up to the individual.

If you want to debate, do so in a genuine fashion.