Institutions in the United States are Corrupt

You forgot hollywood destroys culture

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and imgflip destroys depression

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Don't forget, parents destroying their children.

That women looks likes she’s in 7th grade and just discovered makeup

That's a 13 year old boy named Desmond, so 8th grade.

This should be fun.....

Define"Baby Boomer"

Down is up and up is down

that's a good quote.

And it's okay to kill a baby and not a murderer

ikr

And comedians are prophets.

Lemmings

r/iam14andthisisdeep

Lawyers and politicians have been at it for a long time, judging from "Gulliver's Travels" from 1726. :-(

Since Nov 3rd all I've heard is "releasing the cracken next week" or "new info in the coming weeks"

Julius Caesar!?

The heck are you planning on the ides of march?

Was only playing with what I said yesterday

Yeah!

People have to pay for doctors. Nothing is free. Be it personal income or extra taxes, you are paying for something.

Ye but in the u.s you have to pay for taxes and doctors. In Canada they’re merged.

But why pay more taxes with a cut going to the Government instead of it all going to the doctor. You'll pay less in the end.

In the US, healthcare is extortion and all the politicians want to do is find creative ways of paying the ransom.

And Trump's executive order from last year will fix that once it takes full effect. It requires that hospitals disclose their prices to everyone, which will drive down the cost of healthcare for everyone. People will choose to go to the cheaper hospitals, and the more expensive ones will have to get competitive or close down.

Not in Canada. The doctors make their money from taxes. You just pay for taxes, and some of it goes to doctors. Technically, you never have to pay for the doctor, because this way they’ll treat you even if you’re homeless.

The overall average cost will be higher. Some pay more, some pay less

No, it won't.

If the gov. takes a cut, it will always be more expensive than directly paying the doctor

they don't... -sigh- In canada, money from taxes pays for doctors. It's like instead of taxes + doctors, just taxes.

I believe that is the positive side, and, while I don't want a total welfare state, I think we could have the average person pay for their doctor visits and there could be some welfare programs for people who really need it. Then, we would still get the free market advantages while making sure people who can't afford it can still get help.

Yeah, that would work in the U.S I think because at this point a total overhaul would be too crazy.

And someone has to be paid to handle that money and fit it into the national budget

Well, yes, but this way, if you’re homeless and need an operation, you don’t pay. Anybody can go to the hospital, money or no. So the people who have money give a little so that they pay less if they need to go and people who can’t pay

I don't generally want to pay taxes for something when a private service could accomplish it instead.