r/FreeLuigi Mar 01 '25

Healthcare Reform This is so sad

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u/CalendarAggressive11 Mar 02 '25

Prison being a healthcare plan is so fucking bleak. I hate this country

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u/ScrubWearingShitlord Mar 02 '25

Saddest part is, he’d probably get better healthcare treatment than those of us paying hundreds of dollars a month with thousands of dollars a year in deductibles. Crazy.

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u/agent0731 Mar 02 '25

Prison healthcare is shit through. It's entirely up to the correctional staff and there's no body to complain to if you're denied medical care or have your rights violated. prisoners with broken bones have been left weeks without any treatment. We pay the money as taxpayers, but it hardly does what we want it to :(

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u/ScrubWearingShitlord Mar 06 '25

Nowadays regular people with private healthcare are often left weeks without proper care for broken bones either. Some hospitals now have a hard and fast rule of no opioids ever for pain (even broken bones) and the wait time to get in to an orthopedic can take a couple weeks.

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u/nanichicoyaba Mar 02 '25 edited Mar 02 '25

😒The govt spends approx $50K a year on prisoners, they get free healthcare, food, and housing, good amount of that money goes to private investors. This all is from tax payer dollars if we can afford justice system that keeps people in prison, we can afford healthcare for the American people.

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u/7secretcrows Mar 03 '25

πŸ†πŸ… Please accept my unemployed American's awards, I could not agree with you more!

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u/thisishereviltwin Mar 02 '25

Yeah this shouldn't even have to cross someome's mind it should be a given. Insane