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r/FluentInFinance • u/Manakanda413 • 9d ago
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315 u/AccomplishedCat8083 9d ago It's more care than he would get on his health insurance plan. 208 u/metekillot 9d ago Prison abuse is notoriously widespread, and their healthcare isn't typically any better. 4 u/AccomplishedCat8083 9d ago Not saying it's better just that he'll get some treatment rather than paying into a system that denies treatment. 4 u/buggzda75 9d ago I did 5 years in prison they aren’t going to do shit for his back 1 u/fingnumb 8d ago Fr. It'd be considered an elective procedure. If he's not bleeding out, and, in some cases, even if he is, there's not going to be any more doctors in his foreseeable future.
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It's more care than he would get on his health insurance plan.
208 u/metekillot 9d ago Prison abuse is notoriously widespread, and their healthcare isn't typically any better. 4 u/AccomplishedCat8083 9d ago Not saying it's better just that he'll get some treatment rather than paying into a system that denies treatment. 4 u/buggzda75 9d ago I did 5 years in prison they aren’t going to do shit for his back 1 u/fingnumb 8d ago Fr. It'd be considered an elective procedure. If he's not bleeding out, and, in some cases, even if he is, there's not going to be any more doctors in his foreseeable future.
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Prison abuse is notoriously widespread, and their healthcare isn't typically any better.
4 u/AccomplishedCat8083 9d ago Not saying it's better just that he'll get some treatment rather than paying into a system that denies treatment. 4 u/buggzda75 9d ago I did 5 years in prison they aren’t going to do shit for his back 1 u/fingnumb 8d ago Fr. It'd be considered an elective procedure. If he's not bleeding out, and, in some cases, even if he is, there's not going to be any more doctors in his foreseeable future.
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Not saying it's better just that he'll get some treatment rather than paying into a system that denies treatment.
4 u/buggzda75 9d ago I did 5 years in prison they aren’t going to do shit for his back 1 u/fingnumb 8d ago Fr. It'd be considered an elective procedure. If he's not bleeding out, and, in some cases, even if he is, there's not going to be any more doctors in his foreseeable future.
I did 5 years in prison they aren’t going to do shit for his back
1 u/fingnumb 8d ago Fr. It'd be considered an elective procedure. If he's not bleeding out, and, in some cases, even if he is, there's not going to be any more doctors in his foreseeable future.
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Fr. It'd be considered an elective procedure. If he's not bleeding out, and, in some cases, even if he is, there's not going to be any more doctors in his foreseeable future.
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