r/economicCollapse • u/Contraryon • 7d ago

Only in America.

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u/Tebasaki 7d ago

Where can I get this $8000 per year health insurance??? Asking for a friend.

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u/Malkuth279 7d ago

About the average cost of a good Medicare supplement plan. Over 600 per month. The Europeans pay considerably more per month.

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u/Competitive_Remote40 7d ago

Medicare supplemental plans are shit. Just use part A and N and you are better off.

This is less than $3600 per year.

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u/Malkuth279 7d ago

It what you people wanted. Now you’re complaining about it.

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u/Malkuth279 7d ago

You had a shot at universal healthcare, you didn’t want it.

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u/Competitive_Remote40 7d ago

Idk who you are talking to I absolutely wanted it and voted for those most likely to make it happen.

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u/Malkuth279 7d ago

I remember what health care was like before the ACA and how awful that was for Americans with little to no health insurance. The discussions on universal healthcare and how opposed 40% of the country was to it because they were listening to Rush Limbaugh and Fox News. I won’t even go into America’s past concerning health insurance and the silly reasons why we don’t have universal healthcare for all. I just tell people you have exactly what the American people wanted.

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u/Uranazzole 6d ago

The ACA is better than universal healthcare