Anonymous master 16w

Look at avg doctor salary in the UK and Germany then get back to me

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Anonymous OP 16w

State funded healthcare = wage paid by citizens. Think public school system.

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Anonymous master 16w

Canada is the only place doctors get paid reasonably and that’s because of its sparse population, less doctors, and higher average tax rate than the UK

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Anonymous OP 16w

You can't compare salaries like that, living standards and cost of living are variable from country to country. If you look at salaries before and after universal healthcare there is no consistent trend of lower healthcare worker pay.

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Anonymous #3 16w

US doctors are among the highest paid in the world. Many would be resistant to even a small pay cut

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Anonymous #4 16w

He thinks he's cooking hold on

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Anonymous master 16w

Cooking meth, apparently, with that take.

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Anonymous #4 16w

I laughed ngl

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Anonymous OP 16w

Cool. That will solve some of the issue with med school admissions.

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Anonymous #4 16w

Nah; even meth users understand that free healthcare is a good thing. Why do you think Republicans are terrified about Medicaid cuts?

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Anonymous #3 16w

You might be on to something there

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Anonymous boariskarloff 16w

$50 says you've never looked into what government healthcare actually is and you just believe whoever says anything.

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Anonymous master 16w

Bingo.

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Anonymous master 16w

Maybe I'm tonally inconsistent, but what about anything I say and believe in makes you think I wouldn't support universal healthcare?

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Anonymous OP 16w

That's basically every industry in America. Again, differences in cost of living are a confounding variable so this is not a good comparison.

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Anonymous boariskarloff 16w

I never exactly said that you didn't support it, just that you don't fully understand the concept. Sorry if that's kind of rude of me.

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Anonymous master 16w

In fairness, I don’t fully understand the concept. That’s why I learned and continue to learn about it.

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Anonymous boariskarloff 16w

You're chilling brother if you want to talk about it I'll be less aggressive lol

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Anonymous #3 16w

Pharmacists would actually stand to benefit.

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Anonymous #10 16w

No, they wouldn’t.

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Anonymous #3 15w

Insurance reimbursement is already abysmal to the point where it’s not uncommon when pharmacies don’t even get paid enough to cover the acquisition cost of a drug. Having government oversight would eliminate PBM involvement altogether, preventing their price gauging methods. Some countries even implement price caps on drugs. Pharmacies would stand to gain better profit margins by reduced cost and more fair reimbursement.

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Anonymous #10 15w

Wait until you figure out that prescriptions themselves would be less frequent due to preventative care.

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Anonymous #3 15w

You’re changing the topic. But yeah preventative care is the mainstay of staying healthy. Preventative medicine is also a thing and can require a prescription. It may delay when people need to start medicating, reduce the dose needed. But it’ll take you only so far as you age. Prescriptions volume is only going up as the aging population increases since people want to live as long as they can.

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Anonymous #10 15w

It is the same topic, dumbass.

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Anonymous #3 15w

Yikes your switch to profanity has suddenly convinced me I’m wrong. Thanks for the enlightenment. Im sure you’d fit right in with the trump administration.

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Anonymous #10 15w

Yikes, your inability to comprehend basic concepts has caused me to do the same. I’m sure you’d fit right in with the homeschool and Pilates crowd.

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Anonymous #10 15w

You were just blatantly incorrect about what you stated. Then when you were corrected about your misunderstanding of topic changes you chose instead to deflect onto them cursing. Be an adult if you’re going to engage in adult conversations. People curse, but the point they made stands.

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