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Just now, sampool said:

I Think I found it. 

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Kind of surprised at some of these but since they aren't measuring just money and economics makes sense not only rich countries would top the list

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Just now, PunkTheFunk said:

Health always wins :applause: *picks up Big Mac and takes another bite*

I ate McDonald's myself today before going to the gym :air:

 

I eat organic food and fruits and vegetables to be healthy and exercise a lot but then sabatoge it by indulging in fast food and sugar/sweets :air:

 

My body must be so confused. It's probably asking "do you love me or not"? :rip:

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Bloody hooker

Canada has always been sickening! I want to visit Canada someday.

This mutual gaze was a “longing to touch” or a "pre-coitus" stare.
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PunkTheFunk
38 minutes ago, Economy said:

I ate McDonald's myself today before going to the gym :air:

 

I eat organic food and fruits and vegetables to be healthy and exercise a lot but then sabatoge it by indulging in fast food and sugar/sweets :air:

 

My body must be so confused. It's probably asking "do you love me or not"? :rip:

Me: Eats McDonalds for lunch, KFC for dinner, and forgets to drink water

My body:

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22 minutes ago, Postboy said:

American conservative talking point cancelled :ohwell:

Which talking point?

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Emvee
19 minutes ago, Economy said:

Which talking point?

That the Canadian healthcare system sucks. 

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16 hours ago, Postboy said:

That the Canadian healthcare system sucks. 

I will say this tho... The privatized portions of healthcare are faster than the government funded ones

 

Vision Care, Dental, Chiropractors, prescriptions which are privatized and not part of the universal healthcare system are rarely slow or problematic

 

The stuff that's part of the universal healthcare system like exams, surgeries,  family doctors visits etc can be slow AF unless u have a life threatning problem and get put on priority list

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24 minutes ago, Economy said:

I will say this tho... The privatized portions of healthcare are faster than the government funded ones

 

Vision Care, Dental, Chiropractors, prescriptions which are privatized and not part of the universal healthcare system are rarely slow or problematic

 

The stuff that's part of the universal healthcare system like exams, surgeries,  family doctors visits etc can be slow AF unless u have a life threatning problem and get put on priority list

Dying/Going into crippling debt vs. waiting 

 

I was charged $6000 for an ER visit that lasted, as I recall, one hour. 40% of Americans can’t even cover a $400 emergency. I was in between jobs at the time and, as you might know, healthcare is tied to your employment in the US.  “Sucks” doesn’t even begin to describe the American healthcare system. 

 

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NotNightwing
19 hours ago, Economy said:

Kind of surprised at some of these but since they aren't measuring just money and economics makes sense not only rich countries would top the list

Yeah the list is surprising. I find it hard to believe China has healthier citizens than countries like Australia or NZ. I feel like the methodology is slightly flawed. Metrics like obesity are obviously is going to be less of a problem in poorer countries where people can't access food as readily. Same with depression, it has to be diagnosed, but if the person lacks the cultural acceptance and financial freedom to seek the diagnosis then the country's numbers look better.

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1 hour ago, Postboy said:

Dying/Going into crippling debt vs. waiting 

 

I was charged $6000 for an ER visit that lasted, as I recall, one hour. 40% of Americans can’t even cover a $400 emergency. I was in between jobs at the time and, as you might know, healthcare is tied to your employment in the US.  “Sucks” doesn’t even begin to describe the American healthcare system. 

 

Yeah I'm not saying it's that's preferable I'm just pointing out the con

 

Mind u conservatives in America exaggerate it when they say ppl die waiting for treatment cuz if u have something serious u get put in priority

 

But for general stuff like let's say u go to ER with a severe flu or a broken bone that isn't life threatning... Stuff like that can take hours (depends on the hospital too)

 

Non-life threatning surgeries like a hernia let's say can also take a long time. My dad waited 9 months to get his

 

Serious surgeries can also take longer than in America although it usually isnt insanely long cuz again you get priority if you have something serious

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Varys
21 hours ago, sampool said:

I Think I found it. 

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Strange to see the uk on that list but not Japan :oprah:

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45 minutes ago, Varys said:

Strange to see the uk on that list but not Japan :oprah:

I think the U.K. is more healthy than Japan; they don’t walk around with surgical masks like they do in Tokyo.

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6 minutes ago, sampool said:

I think the U.K. is more healthy than Japan; they don’t walk around with surgical masks like they do in Tokyo.

Isn't Japan the healthiest country in the world with the highest life expectency and I think so surgical mask are more an South Korean thing who is on the list

I also don't find people from the uk that healthy tbh 

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3 minutes ago, Varys said:

Isn't Japan the healthiest country in the world with the highest life expectency and I think so surgical mask are more an South Korean thing who is on the list

I also don't find people from the uk that healthy tbh 

Life expectancy is just one of the measures... It's also not just physical health

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