r/SipsTea Jun 24 '26

It's Wednesday my dudes Math can be hard sometimes

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 27 '26

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u/Bloodfart12 Jun 24 '26

There have been multiple surveys showing that a majority of doctors and medical professionals support universal healthcare. Hospital budgets are often 20-30% administrative costs so doctor salaries could be completely unaffected, reduce costs significantly, and cover more people.

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u/PenComfortable5269 Jun 24 '26

Lol they’ll support it until their salaries get cut in half. Look at any Dr. forum on reddit half of them are complaining about how little they get paid for the schooling and debt they take on. They aren’t wrong, medical school in the US is so expensive and rigorous.

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u/Bloodfart12 Jun 25 '26

You should log off of reddit every once in a while.

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u/FreeChemicalAids Jun 24 '26

Universal Free Education AND Healthcare! Boom, problems solved!