Anonymous #2 5w

They need nicer roads for safely and securely transporting said oil

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Anonymous #1 5w

Idk, that’s a tough question. Maybe we should hire and organize a group of professional economists, healthcare socialists, and lawyers to figure it out. You know? Like a leader who gives a shit would do? Literally fucking anything. ANYTHING

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Anonymous OP 5w

The problem is price but our healthcare system is speedy how can you decrease price while keeping it quick

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Anonymous #1 5w

Nationalize it

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Anonymous #3 5w

then it becomes slow and a worse product

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Anonymous #1 5w

Every other first world country figure it out I'm sure we can

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Anonymous #1 5w

You’re out of your mind, our healthcare system is about as speedy as a fucking beached whale, you’ve been lied to, and you should be angry. Insurance companies are taking money directly out of your pocket, and providing you with sub par bullshit service, IF THEY PROVIDE ANYTHING AT ALL.

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Anonymous OP 5w

No it's is speedy it just cost way to much money we have emergency care etc routine and primary care can be slower depending on location

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Anonymous #1 5w

Our average ER wait times have been higher than the UK since COVID. It’s not faster. There’s a lot of overhead that does not need to be there but we’re paying for it

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Anonymous #2 5w

The infrastructure needed to extract and refine that oil has not been maintained. Some of it is like 50+ years old. That oil is useless if we can’t get it out

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Anonymous #4 5w

eh it's kinda geography based

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Anonymous #1 5w

They were faster before, so that doesn’t seem to have played much of a role in the recent increase in wait times relative to other countries

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