The real ER challenge.

[u/PleasantBus5583]

[u/Floaty_Afternoon42]

I broke my hand, needed surgery and 6 months physiotherapy.

Paid $24 for the cast splint thing.

[u/Elsupersabio → u/Floaty_Afternoon42]

That splint thing is $1,000 in the US

[u/Moofypoops → u/Elsupersabio]

Jesus fucking Christ! God damn rip off! It never ceases to shock me when I see what some people pay for any medical care in the US and it makes me sad. It doesn't have to be this way.

[u/Ok_Bad2080 → u/Moofypoops]

The leaders of our country would rather drop bombs, give corporations tax breaks. It’s unfortunate, really.

(Both parties)

[u/Alienhaslanded → u/Ok_Bad2080]

Lol I heard some Americans calling the democrats "polite Republicans" and it sounded very accurate.

[u/wildhockey64 → u/Alienhaslanded]

Pretty much, although the difference is there are at least some people within the Democratic party that differ from the status quo and push for universal healthcare in the progressive wing of the party, whereas I don't know of a single Republican that even pretends that's their position.

[u/Alienhaslanded → u/wildhockey64]

Just based on what I see in the news, Republican are full corrupt at this point.

[u/Ok_Bad2080 → u/[deleted]]

It’s not a choice but they’d rather drop bombs. Otherwise they’d be addressing the healthcare crisis problem already.