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Primer on Civerage for the poor.

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@Suzianne said
But it's not 'fine', is it?
I don't know, I'm not American and I never went to the hospital when I was there for all those years.

I imagine it's not good health care at all to be honest.


@AverageJoe1 said
I am in ill stress of my own right now, and cannot really glean your comments nor prepare a comment. However, I think I can wrap it up by saying it appears that your post says nothing about the issue, of everyone not having health coverage.So why don’t you tell everybody on the forum that you acknowledge that everyone does have health coverage from this great nation. Plea ...[text shortened]... o has a study out that chewing gum has risen a bit in price as well as medical drugs and components.
28 million Americans don't have health insurance and that number will rise significantly if Trump's Medicaid cuts aren't reversed.https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/pressroom/releases/20260528.html


@PuzZuLz said
I think his posts, about this subject, are to show y'all the current system is fine and stop asking for more.

We pay 15 percent tax for everything up here and y'all pay 5 percent.

Do you seriously want to pay triple your tax so fat fried chicken eating slobs can get free health care?
Canada spends 12.7% of their GDP on health care. https://www.cihi.ca/en/national-health-expenditure-trends

The US spends 17.2%. https://www.healthsystemtracker.org/chart-collection/health-spending-u-s-compare-countries/


@AverageJoe1 said
Yes son in law showed me chat last week, but give average Joe a bit of credit for lasting this long without it. I posted some facts a few days ago…..is that not OK. I am quite sure that often one of us is chided for not listing our sources. It’s hard to win on the forum. Well not for me. 🥴. Me thinks you being disingenuous. You’ve never lifted Info.?
I usually post my source so it is apparent when I do.


@PuzZuLz said
We.pay 15 percent tax added to everything and anything.

Everything under the sun gets 15 percent added to the final cost when you buy anything.

That's how we get our so called "basic free health care"

Are you willing to pay that much tax on everything you buy? (Pretend you are only 18 years old and you have to pay that tax for life and you won't need the hospital until you are 65)

Will you gladly pay it?
So that tax is now helping your terminally ill girlfriend, right? You must be glad it exists.


@Great-King-Rat said
So that tax is now helping your terminally ill girlfriend, right? You must be glad it exists.
Yes I am.

She is also Native, Indigenous so she gets that care too.


@no1marauder said
Canada spends 12.7% of their GDP on health care. https://www.cihi.ca/en/national-health-expenditure-trends

The US spends 17.2%. https://www.healthsystemtracker.org/chart-collection/health-spending-u-s-compare-countries/
So why is everyone down there complaining?


@PuzZuLz said
We.pay 15 percent tax added to everything and anything.

Everything under the sun gets 15 percent added to the final cost when you buy anything.

That's how we get our so called "basic free health care"

Are you willing to pay that much tax on everything you buy? (Pretend you are only 18 years old and you have to pay that tax for life and you won't need the hospital until you are 65)

Will you gladly pay it?
I did not know that.
What is your sales tax? 15 plus what?


@Metal-Brain said
I did not know that.
What is your sales tax? 15 plus what?
That 15 percent is the sales tax, on everything under the sun. Add that to everything you buy.

For actual tax filing, here is the list.

We pay a lot of tax.

https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/individuals/tax-rates-brackets/current-year.html


No free health care here.


@PuzZuLz said
No free health care here.
Are saying it was a scam because you didn't get your tax money's worth?


@Metal-Brain

No I'm saying we pay a lot for it.

It was never free and it's currently flooded and people actually die waiting to see a doctor


@PuzZuLz said
@Metal-Brain

No I'm saying we pay a lot for it.

It was never free and it's currently flooded and people actually die waiting to see a doctor
Not free because you pay higher taxes for it you mean?

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@Metal-Brain said
Not free because you pay higher taxes for it you mean?
Yes exactly

I've been paying an extra 15 percent my whole life.
Almost 48 years old.

My first medical surgery is in January for my hand.


@PuzZuLz said
Yes exactly

I've been paying an extra 15 percent my whole life.
Almost 48 years old.

My first medical surgery is in January for my hand.
What happened to your hand?