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Apr 18, 2025 3:17 AM
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jayjay59
Wow, shows you his real feelings
Illendor
That fucking monster..
(Just in case.. The sarcasm should be VERY Obvious!)
ThatGuyWhoIsSkepticalOfEverything
Any normal person (not the 1%-ers) who has been admitted to a US hospital should be radicalized against their healthcontrol system (not to be confused with a healthcare system, US doesn’t have that, best they can do is guncare system).
fluffybaer55
While it's difficult to pinpoint an exact number, studies estimate that between 18,000 and 44,789 people in the U.S. die each year due to lack of health insurance. UHC covers 20% of the population, Brian was CEO for 4 years. United had the highest denial rate. (Low18k or high 45k)*20%*4years= 1440 to 36000 dead Americans. Brian Thompson used AI to deny claims and kill thousands of Americans. Luigi killed a mass murderer. We need universal healthcare or else the public might kill more CEOs.
Redyls
a good person broken by a society built by oligarchs.
khora
They built it, did they?
Ihug
The parts that break people, I think.
Ardback
Is he Luigi ???
buttcreambandit
I support women’s health because I believe people have a right to healthcare and that should be a given in any society. Also women make up roughly 50% of said society
Ineedsomethingoriginalhere
Luigi for President!
FrankRizzo55
Go Maryland!
ComicFeels
I fucking hate insurance companies.
CandleToad
Bacxaber
Eyyy, my copy of this gif was deleted years ago. Thanks for the new one.
HandoB4Javert
TheNameIWantedWasTakenSoIEndedUpWithThisOneInStead
American insurance companies*
Ours are mostly fine.
ComicFeels
Where is your insurance company at?
TheNameIWantedWasTakenSoIEndedUpWithThisOneInStead
Netherlands.
ComicFeels
Netherlands? Cute. Let me know how that utopia holds up when Nestlé buys your air.
RonnieHenriksen
Someone is bitter
Deonan
I just spent 4 days in hospital here in Australia, presented to ER on Sun. a.m. all kinds of tests including a CT scan and sent home with antibiotics and pain killer. Back again on Mon p.m. after eating with more worrying symptoms, Admitted and spent 3 nights in hospital with 6 hourly blood tests, and all kinds of medications. Things changed. Sent home with strict instructions to return if things changed back. Total cost to me $0, no arguing with insurance, no claiming anything, no forms. FREE.
gordy77
Straya.
ThatHurts
That sounds wonderful. I got saddled with a huge bill when I had something similar done in Canada. $2 for parking and I got charged $1.60 for the chocolate milk I bought on the way out. Fucking criminal.
midwestmikey
It’s a US thing. You all got creatures that’ll kill you, we have corporations that’ll kill you.
Targe0
And we had a good government that actually cares about the people. We do still have the party that wants to get rid of the public option and put us on a US like one.
DukePhelan
They want to suck you dry for years, decades if they can before you die. At least in Australia the critters have the decency to kill you within an hour tops at least.
gordy77
Plus the sun, the sea and everything in it.
StevieTheAussie
It’s certainly better than the U.S; but make no mistake, here in Australia our medical budget still needs to improve, as does medical aid in general.
Doctors and nurses are still being underpaid by the government.
They’re still having to argue with the government over funding of medical funds and funding for medicines.
They’re still having to make do with lower stuff, lesser equipment and longer hours in order to take care of people. -_-
1/2
StevieTheAussie
For me personally. I’ve got Crohn’s disease. Advanced type shit. Something that leaves me greatly enfeebled, weak & tired, which makes it harder to work & costs me $; I’m at risk of being put on a colostomy bag for life & if things get really bad, it could kill me.
My already overstressed & overworked doctors still had to argue to get my next medication covered, & the government weren’t willing to cover two medicines at the same time in the event that they each only got half the job done. 2/2
Deonan
Oh yeah I agree 100%, we need dental cover also. But imagine having to deal with what we do, and then getting told no by an insurance company that has ZERO medical training.
StevieTheAussie
True, but that’s usually used as argument or leverage against improving things further.
Companies, governments etc like to remind people about how much worse things could be to guilt people into staying silent, tell them that they should be grateful for the way things are, make them feel/seem selfish for expecting things to be even better.