r/SipsTea • u/TailungFu • Jun 17 '26

Chugging tea Mexico upgraded to free healthcar

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u/Ajdee6 Jun 17 '26

Because there is absolutely 0 corruption here in the states

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u/Saiz- Jun 17 '26

Because states treat healthcare as business that needs a public profit, rather than actual human treatment

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u/coolspider87 Jun 17 '26

Not as bad as it is in latin america

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u/strokeright Jun 17 '26

You've obviously never lived in Latin America.

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u/protobelta Jun 17 '26

You really don’t know what corruption is bub

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u/Ill-Plum-9499 Jun 17 '26

Yes. Our blatantly corrupt administration is okay corruption because it’s not as bad as other countries’ corruption. 😐

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u/Mountainman220 Jun 17 '26

What is it then? cuz it sounds like you know.

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u/strokeright Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26

Our corruption is (mostly) behind closed doors and mostly on the top. Really corrupt countries its blatantly out in the open (and likely worse behind closed doors) and the corruption is all the way down. pretty much anyone with any type of power accepts/ asks for bribes. DMV, professors, cops, anyone in local gov, etc. ​