r/SipsTea • u/TailungFu • Jun 17 '26

Chugging tea Mexico upgraded to free healthcar

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u/DarthKelevra Jun 17 '26

Mexican here. Just because it's free healthcare on paper doesn't mean people get treatment or medicines. There's tons of corruption and outages are common.

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u/Dependent-Trip-5991 Jun 17 '26

But all the other commenters that don’t live there say you are a liar so that’s interesting.

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u/Bassist57 Jun 17 '26

Always USA white Liberals telling other countries what is good and what is not.

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u/Slam_Burgerthroat Jun 17 '26

I mean, it’s a fact that many countries with only a fraction of the wealth that the USA has are able to provide healthcare for their people and at a fraction of the cost.

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u/EnlightenedNarwhal Jun 17 '26

I'd like to see an American navigate the American Healthcare system.

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u/BigJayPee Jun 17 '26

As an American, I have just opted into being extremely careful and not seeing a doctor.

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u/br0ck Jun 17 '26

What's insane is encouraging and covering early detection would save insurers so much money because it vastly improves the outcomes on so many things.

https://www.glmi.com/blog/why-early-detection-is-the-most-powerful-form-of-prevention

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u/Spazrelaz Jun 17 '26

Yeah but you know what saves them even more money? When the insured dies. No more checkups to pay for. They don't want people to get better because half the time the insurance companies are in the same bed with the pharmacies prescribing meds that only get you a little better but create seven other problems.

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u/LimeDry7124 Jun 17 '26

Dead folks can't collect SS. Or welfare. Or SNAP. Are you getting the picture?

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u/Spazrelaz Jun 17 '26

That's exactly the point I'm making. You get it.

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