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- Chirrut_Imwe [2827523]
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I know America irl, and it would absolutely do that. - Beerson [1576144]
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[image: i.kym-cdn.com] I love being european, I get to talk shit to all the major countries and nobody knows shit about mine to clap back - prompt_critical [2140245]
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AS EUROPEAN I AM SORRY. [image: i.imgflip.com]
Ok, I didn't see this coming. You made me smile. Have an upvote.
I know America irl, and it would absolutely do that.
Only thing rising faster are rents now lol. My kid was looking to move out, couldn't find a 1 bedroom for less than 2k a month. Used to be 400....
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Coming back from school is a flex for americans
When you step on a lego.
lol read that as IT as in Information Technology and was like yeah I noticed a lot of that moving to Mexico City.
By chance I am canadian
Figured I was about to get my feelings hurt
They got crushed
They got crushed
It's funny because it's true
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I love being european, I get to talk shit to all the major countries and nobody knows shit about mine to clap back
I love being european, I get to talk shit to all the major countries and nobody knows shit about mine to clap back
According to standard economic theory, obamacare has destroyed American healthcare by introducing information asymmetry into the supply of healthcare insurance.
The deterioration of the Canadian healthcare system is 100% due to the meddling of provincial premiers and federal ministers. The federal government transfers money to the provinces in exchange for them holding to a minimum standard of social care. But the premiers launder the money and send to their buddies. Meanwhile the feds shirk any responsibilities to hold them account.
In the end, exorbitant federal transfers occur, the money disappears to corporate interests and the healthcare providers get shafted for wages and the public is denied ever more access, while thinking they paid for it already.
Canadian healthcare workers are seeing their resources and wages being slashed regularly, followed by periods of sub-inflation increases. We are being starved to death. We are the best deliverers of healthcare in the world, but we get kneecapped by govt every time was stand up.
In the end, exorbitant federal transfers occur, the money disappears to corporate interests and the healthcare providers get shafted for wages and the public is denied ever more access, while thinking they paid for it already.
Canadian healthcare workers are seeing their resources and wages being slashed regularly, followed by periods of sub-inflation increases. We are being starved to death. We are the best deliverers of healthcare in the world, but we get kneecapped by govt every time was stand up.
The scary thing is that 84k is still not at the high-end of things as it comes to the American healthcare system :/
"They" keep saying America is a land of opportunity. But seems like it's becoming harder and harder to make ends meet.
It's funny cause I just paid for my son's surgery this morning. Wasn't expecting to get nuked by this truth bomb so soon!
a whole bunch of healthcare workers, who worked tirelessly through the pandemic, got laid off and told they weren't allowed to work, because they didn't choose to get strong armed into vaccinating themselves.
We still are seeing significant shortages due to this. There's funding, there's people trying to offer housing, assistance with housing, etc.... to bring medical staff here, but they are bringing them in from outside countries, instead of fixing the system in house.
We still are seeing significant shortages due to this. There's funding, there's people trying to offer housing, assistance with housing, etc.... to bring medical staff here, but they are bringing them in from outside countries, instead of fixing the system in house.
Lol that was clever. Sorry but... *laughs in free healthcare*.