Does universal healthcare actually work somewhere?

[Celso Bin Portiolli]

I always thought Brazil had a specially shitty one, but Canadians and Brits seem to report months long wait times (the former with the added benefit of state sanctioned cost cutting suicide).

 

[HyperboreanRightsActivist]

It works on slave labor tbh

 

[Whatevermancer]

Most of european countries.

 

[Sexy Senior Citizen]

It can work, but it depends on a couple of things.

First, you need a robust income stream. The fact that America pays for Europe's defense means money that would go to European armies instead goes to healthcare.

Second, you need a fairly healthy populace. If everyone's seeing a doctor for obesity-related complications, the strain will be too great for the system.

Third, the population needs to be relatively limited in scope, with minimal input from outside populations. No mass migration, no resurgence of diseases long eradicated.

Fourth, it needs to be a homogeneous high-trust culture based around being considerate towards others. Everyone taking their kids when they have the sniffles will quickly strain the system.

Finally, keep the damn eugenicists out of the system, so your doctors provide you with advice beyond "Kill yourself."

In other words, if Europe can get rid of its current leaders and kick out the migrants, universal healthcare can return.

 

[C. G. B. Spender]

It can work in a small country with highly educated people, but it will get slowly fucked and destroyed the very day mass immigration starts. Unless they are forced to learn the ways of that country and learn the language which does not happen because of multiculturalism nonsense.
Edit. Didn't notice that @Sexy Senior Citizen already explained it better here, well said bud.

 

[Jewthulhu]

Most of european countries.

All I ever see is europeans bitching about their healthcare system.

 

[Tzeentch]

Well it did USED to work, but the brownoid influx brought the end of that.

 

[Whatevermancer]

All I ever see is europeans bitching about their healthcare system.

Still better than the american system where a visit to the ER can cost you tens of thousands of dollars.

 

[Paper Machete]

Still better than the american system where a visit to the ER can cost you tens of thousands of dollars.

It's a pain in the ass but you need to get an itemized list of the bill you can argue down. It helps a lot. Hospitals will try to jew you hard on that. There's also a loophole I believe where you can just be like "I can't pay this nigga" but I forget how you're supposed to approach that. If it's life threatening emergency stuff and all they legally cannot refuse you care.

 

[Chilson]

Still better than the american system where a visit to the ER can cost you tens of thousands of dollars.

At least you get the life saving treatment you needed in a timely manner. In Europe you have to wait several weeks, if not months, and by then it might already be too late.

Could American Healthcare be better? Abso-fucking-lutely, however its still leagues better than the "universal" healthcare systems that kill their patients in the waiting room.

 

[Whatevermancer]

At least you get the life saving treatment you needed in a timely manner. In Europe you have to wait several weeks, if not months, and by then it might already be too late.

Could American Healthcare be better? Abso-fucking-lutely, however its still leagues better than the "universal" healthcare systems that kill their patients in the waiting room.

If you go to ER, you don't have to wait for weeks. Yeah, if the american healthcare was so good, americans wouldn't be cheering for a guy that killed a health insurance CEO.

 

[Chongqing]

Still better than the american system where a visit to the ER can cost you tens of thousands of dollars.

I used to favor the idea of universal government healthcare, but one thing blew that up:

Troons/pooners. Trannies.

There's no end to how expensive it would be.

 

[analrapist]

Still better than the american system where a visit to the ER can cost you tens of thousands of dollars.

At least in America, you can pay for service. Here in Canuckistan, it's more like: "Well, you can wait for 18 months to see someone, or have you considered suicide?"

 

[Whatevermancer]

I used to favor the idea of universal government healthcare, but one thing blew that up:

Troons/pooners. Trannies.

There's no end to how expensive it would be.

I think the rules in Europe concerning who can receive "gender-affirming healthcare" are stricter than in the US. Also fortunately trannies make up only a tiny fraction of the population.

 

[Chongqing]

I think the rules in Europe concerning who can receive "gender-affirming healthcare" are stricter than in the US. Also fortunately trannies make up only a tiny fraction of the population.

I think one is too many, but maybe that's just me.

 

[HOMO FOR LIFE RETURNS]

Universal health care works if you invent nothing.

 

[Meriasek]

Most of european countries.

It's working yet, but it's on the verge of collapse. Too many people using it and too few paying into it.

 

[Waifu Denier]

There's also a loophole I believe where you can just be like "I can't pay this nigga" but I forget how you're supposed to approach that.

The loophole is just not paying. Medical debt is non-collateralized dischargable debt, so it goes away in bankruptcy and even if you don't declare bankruptcy, it is very difficult to actually collect if you just let the collection calls go to voicemail.

 

[Omori Boy]

It worked really well in Great Britain but thanks to 40 years of almost complete Torrie gutting it has turned into the shithole it has become today.

 

[Butterschmalz]

In Germany in the 90s, when everybody was speaking German.