Anonymous #1 1d

yes, i mean in the sense that it’s “free” like in other countries where government subsidies sourced from tax money pay for free visits. it would be a little silly to want for a world where healthcare labor is all pro bono haha

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Anonymous OP 1d

And those country’s are failing bc of tax’s. Including England

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Anonymous #1 1d

failing is a strong word!

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Anonymous OP 1d

Welfare in England is higher than gdp

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Anonymous #2 1d

and yet still unaffordable to many, sadly

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Anonymous OP 1d

Meaning they spend more than they make

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Anonymous OP 1d

I agree, my dad forced me to write out a budget and that’s literally the only reason i’m able to afford it

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Anonymous #1 1d

the UK has free health care for their residents. look it up. its called NHS.

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Anonymous #3 1d

Ok say ur dumb without saying it. They pay more in tax’s and it comes from that it’s not free at all, additionally it takes weeks to months to get care.

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Anonymous #1 1d

yes its tax-funded, but its free at the point of use, meaning things like ER visits, seeing a GP, and getting mental health care dont cost money when UK residents use them

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Anonymous #3 1d

Again takes weeks to months and England isn’t leading in health and I’d rather pay it 1 time then have to pay it every paycheck

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Anonymous #1 1d

point taken. have a good night!

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Anonymous #1 1d

We already have that in the US with no free healthcare but I get your point

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Anonymous #4 1d

We don’t have our welfare over spending our gdp. We have tax’s like every developed nation but they don’t take a 1/3 of a average income

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