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32 Times People Took Screenshots Of The Dumbest Arguments Americans Have Made Against Free Healthcare
In pretty much any other nation on God’s green Earth, healthcare is a straightforward issue. However, in the United States, it’s a topic that divides, fractures, and polarizes the population into warring factions: those for access to free healthcare and those adamantly opposed to it.
Well, here at Bored Panda, we believe that access to free healthcare makes a lot of sense. Meanwhile, the current system is incredibly bureaucratic and wasteful according to the latest stats and ought to be improved. How bad is the situation? Well, around 760 billion dollars go to absolute waste each year. However, some Americans are stubbornly against free healthcare and overhauling the system.
Why? While there are some serious arguments here and there, we decided that it’s time that we took a gander at the most ridiculous reasons that people have said ‘no’ to something that ought to be a basic part of life. Scroll on down and upvote your fave pics. Be sure to let us know what you think the pros and cons of free healthcare are, dear Pandas—we always value a well-argued opinion.
Dr. Andrew Carroll from Arizona, has some experience dealing with healthcare insurance companies and fighting for what's best for his patients. Bored Panda previously wrote about how he broke down in tears when a company refused to provide one of his patients a CT chest scan and contacted him again to go even further in-depth about the system in the US.
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Apparently Canada’s Healthcare Is Bad
What's Next, Free Medicine?
But We Can Pick Whatever Doctor Or Healthcare Insurer We Want! We Win
Free Refills On Burns
"There Healthcare Is So Good That They Rely On The Us For Actual Medicines Lol"
Didn't Ask To Be Blind
"No, In France, It Costs A Lifetime And A Country Of Taxes." On A Discussion About Ingame Healthcare Costs In Stardew Valley
"Has Monumentally Contributed More To Mankind Than All Those Noted Combined"
"Being Poor Is A Choice If Everyone Worked We Wouldn't Even Need 'Free' Healthcare"
2nd Amendment vs. Universal Healthcare
“Healthcare Is Not A Basic Human Right”
“So You’re Saying Their Healthcare Is No Better Than Ours?”
"Healthcare Is Not A Right, Unless You Feel Like Slavery Is Ok"
Ask Ur Hero How Finland Is Doing During This Wuhan Virus. Their 'Free' Healthcare Is Failing And Bankrupting Their Country
“Still Better Than Places With Free Healthcare”
Healthcare Is Not A Right In 'Merica
“You Can Get Free Healthcare Right Now Join The Army”
I Should Be Able To Opt Out Of Insurance If I Want... With Universal Healthcare I Lose That Freedom Of Choice
"Healthcare Is Not A Basic Right - And I'm Concerned That Anyone's Kids Assume They Have The Right To Demand Someone Else Finance Their Healthcare"
“Avoid Situations In Which You May Need The Hospital”, In A List Of Solutions To Not Pay Healthcare Too Much
Not Sure It Works This Way
Imagine Having To Wait Months For Healthcare Because You Live Somewhere That Has Government Run Healthcare
American Talking About Free Healthcare
But Your Doctors Are Imbecile
Gimme That Fat TV!
"You’re Welcome American Citizens Literally Pay For The Rest Of The Worlds Healthcare." On A Tweet About Canada
Found On Quora: "Don't Talk About Healthcare, That's Not Sometimes That Defines The Greatness Of A Country"
Free Healthcare Doesn’t Work And It’s A Failing System In Almost Every Country
Wait Until You Find Out Waiting In Line For 11 Hours To Vote Is Absolutely Wonderful Compared To The Amount Of Time People Wait To See A Doctor In Countries With Socialized Healthcare
No It Isn’t, “Free” Healthcare Does Not Get Into The Concept Of A Human Right
"My Grandfather Went To France In 1944. Germans In Control And Not Offering Doc Visits. He And Other American Servicemen Liberated The Country" On A Tweet Where An American Man Praises The French Healthcare System
Healthcare Shouldn’t Be Free For Everyone
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