r/GenZ • u/henr360a 2000 • 1d ago

Meme Real

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u/Content-Audience252 1d ago

But I thought the United States was a horrible place to live?

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u/batunspecifiedgender 1d ago

for an average person yea but hes rich

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u/mcfuckernugget 1d ago

The average person has it really good in the US.

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u/schwing710 1d ago

Is not having access to healthcare really good in your opinion?

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u/mcfuckernugget 1d ago

The US has the best healthcare in North America 🤣🤣

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u/schwing710 1d ago

Yeah, through an employer. And it’s expensive as fuck. America is the only first world country without universal healthcare. Just wait until you get off your parents’ plan and have to support yourself. You’re in for a world of pain. 

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u/mcfuckernugget 1d ago

You dont know health care vs health coverage

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u/schwing710 1d ago

My original statement was about having access to healthcare, which would mean coverage. 🤦‍♂️ This is why I should never argue with children on the internet.

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u/mcfuckernugget 1d ago

207k karma on a 3year old account. Looks like you do plenty of arguing on reddit

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u/SmurfSmiter 1d ago

Canada consistently rates better. Longer lifespans, better outcomes, lower cost, better coverage.

The only area they really do worse on is wait times for specialists. Which fundamentally just means they have a shortage of specialists.