Are you proud of America?

Are you proud of America?


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DriveInDriveOut

Inordinately Right
I want to see ricky’s paycheck. I want to see how much he earns and how much they take for the health insurance alone. A real life example. Would be fascinating, I’ve heard it’s terrible from Canadians themselves. Especially the young ones.
So instead of facts you want useless anecdotal evidence?

Mind your own business weirdo.
 

BrownArmy

Well-Known Member
Wow, that was rude. It’s funny Ricky can’t post a picture of his paycheck. It’s easy to espouse socialist ideas when you think you have everything to gain from the system.

How much of your weekly paycheck gets ‘fleeced’ for roads?

Police and Fire Departments?

Schools?
 

El Correcto

god is dead
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You can't post a picture of your paycheck either. Cause you're fake news.
All I’m asking for. No personal information.
 

rickyb

Well-Known Member
If you’re genuinely curious you could use google. It says an average family with 2 kids paid $11,500 in 2016. I paid about the same in premiums in 2016, but I still had a $5k deductible and co-pays and paid for prescriptions. Sounds like they get a better deal.
the thing is im guessing americans are taxed slightly less and our healthcare is more efficient. but ill post a tax return soon.
 

It will be fine

Well-Known Member
the thing is im guessing americans are taxed slightly less and our healthcare is more efficient. but ill post a tax return soon.
Your taxes are less than my premiums and you don’t have a deductible or copays or a restrictive network of providers. You won’t get a bill if your ER has an out of network specialist treat you while you’re unconscious. We still pay plenty in taxes that go towards state operated healthcare, it’s just a boondoggle of different programs that make everything more expensive.
 

rickyb

Well-Known Member
Your taxes are less than my premiums and you don’t have a deductible or copays or a restrictive network of providers. You won’t get a bill if your ER has an out of network specialist treat you while you’re unconscious. We still pay plenty in taxes that go towards state operated healthcare, it’s just a boondoggle of different programs that make everything more expensive.
and maybe advertising too. and insurance bureaucracy. yea i have freedom of choice of specialists, and doctors but theres likely a shortage of both. my regular eye doc has 5 stars on google and shes hot and maybe hits on me (im a little slow). my specialist eye doc has 5 stars. i like the docs at my clinic. my skin specialist was top rated. i liked my nose specialist.

its not a perfect system but im sure its better than the american one.

and ill post a tax return because im curious myself. i doubt its alot more than american taxes.
 

rickyb

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It’s okay if you don’t work Ricky, most socialist don’t, just look at Bernie Sanders.

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Don’t forget Ocasio-Cortez, the bartender from Brooklyn or was it some nice middle class neighborhood? It’s hard to keep track of these people’s lies.

With the non sense you spout on here you got a good career ahead of you in left wing politics.
bernie sanders was alot more honest than these other politicians including trump. but bernies a bit of a crook. hes no jill stein or ralph nader.

republicans shouldve voted ron paul.
 

vantexan

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yea not because of coops as far as i heard LOL
If Italy has so many co-ops that are doing so well then why isn't Italy doing better? It has Socialist policies. As Margaret Thatcher famously said: "The problem with Socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money."
 

MAKAVELI

Well-Known Member
If Italy has so many co-ops that are doing so well then why isn't Italy doing better? It has Socialist policies. As Margaret Thatcher famously said: "The problem with Socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money."
And the problem with capitalism is you never run out of other people's money.:happy2:
 

BigBrown87

If it’s brown, it’s going down
$96 / month seems high for 2007. first of all there are only 2 provinces where you actually pay healthcare fees. all the other provinces its included in taxes. in BC its $35 / month maximum rate if you earn $50k or more, and thats if your employer doesnt cover it.

my parents got a family doctor but there is a shortage. i dont anymore because i havent looked for one and i like the clinic i go to.

there is efforts to privatize our healthcare because of big money in it. so of course with neoliberalism the government cuts taxes on the rich and defunds healthcare.

you can get second opinions. this is wrong.

my friend might go to america for stem cells or something but thats because hes very ill and its going to be expensive for him. only person i know whos ever gone there.
Your word means little to me, show me some facts or articles that prove the article I showed you wrong. Like all liberals no facts or evidence to back their words up. Please next time you respond print facts when you argue, if not your just an idot who talks out of his ass.
 
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