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Norway DRAGS the US


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ChristianVolden

L M A O!!! This is how most Norwegians feel about the US tbh!! Healthcare is one thing.. Trust me, the list goes on and on :ohwell:

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StarstruckIllusion

Scalp that far right hellscape yas

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RepentingSinner
18 minutes ago, ChristianVolden said:

L M A O!!! This is how most Norwegians feel about the US tbh!! Healthcare is one thing.. Trust me, the list goes on and on :ohwell:

wow a fellow norwegian? a sight for sore eyes

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MissKombucha
1 hour ago, xoxo Craig said:

Well, for starters, health care in the US is only for the rich. Literally costs so much money to get treatment. Here in Scotland/RoUK, its free

Highly misleading and highly dependent on what treatments and insurance types you’re discussing.

 

also accounting for population Norway has a worse infection rate of coronovirus than the United States ATM

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ChristianVolden
11 minutes ago, RepentingSinner said:

wow a fellow norwegian? a sight for sore eyes

Ja det skjer ikke ofte akkurat  heh!!

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xoxo Craig
1 minute ago, MissKombucha said:

Highly misleading and highly dependent on what treatments and insurance types you’re discussing.

You still have to pay, which in Norway and where I live (Scotland), you don't have to pay a single penny

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Enigma
7 minutes ago, MissKombucha said:

Highly misleading and highly dependent on what treatments and insurance types you’re discussing.

 

also accounting for population Norway has a worse infection rate of coronovirus than the United States ATM

What does corona infection rate have to do with the quality of the healthcare system :awkney:

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MissKombucha
Just now, xoxo Craig said:

You still have to pay, which in Norway and where I live (Scotland), you don't have to pay a single penny

You pay via taxes ...

which we still do in the United States .. a portion of our paychecks cover things like Social Security, Medicare etc .. In my case my job provides medical and dental plans and a portion of our paychecks will go to our services. Depending on the insurance type you opt for it’ll determine your copay. For my insurance there’s different categories and essentially you can choose to pay less per month for your insurance with a higher copay or pay more into your insurance plan with a lower copay. Most doctors have payment plans you can opt into that are determined either by your income or your own choice. Somethings can be “expensive” like my tonsillectomy while a simple check up and prescription might in total only be 95.00USD. Any increase in taxes to pay towards healthcare would actually have me lose money if I use this years medical costs on my part as a way to determine how increased taxes as a means for healthcare for all WOULDNT save me money (and before taxes I only make 50,000 — not much to live on in the northeast )

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MissKombucha
3 minutes ago, Enigma said:

What does corona infection rate have to do with the quality of the healthcare system :awkney:

Their statement is in regards to the coronovirus. And considering the rate of smoking their is quite high (31% of adults) - higher than in Italy and South Korea — the coronavirus is going to WRECK them .. no quality of healthcare system will be able to save people from their crappy healthy choices. The United states only has about a 10-13% of smokers. They can to talk about their AAAMMZZING healthcare all they want but it’s not going to do much when their citizens don’t take great care of their bodies 

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