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>At $5,960 per capita, government spending on health care costs in the U.S. was the highest of any nation in 2013, including countries with universal health programs such as Canada, Sweden and the United Kingdom. (Estimated total U.S. health spending for 2013 was $9,267 per capita, with government’s share being $5,960.) Indeed, government health spending in the United States exceeded total health spending (government plus private) in every other country except Switzerland.
So wait, you fat lads pay more in taxes on heathcare than us, but then have to pay even more to (((insurance))) companies that might cripple you with debt?
Why do your consumers stand for this, being pushed around by corporations? Have you all had a collective lobotomy?
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>>132617838
Dental work is expensive bong, but you wouldn't know about that, would you?
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We have to pay for the poor niggers and the illegals too.
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>>132617838
We have 320 million people, much more than you.
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>>132617838
Healthcare is the only business you can't walk in to and get a menu of costs until their finished.
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>>132618296
Educate yourself on what "per capita" means.
>>132618489
But considering how uppity you guys get about taxation, why is there no uproar about your tax dollars being completely misspent in this area, and just a bit of a fuss around Obamacare driving up your private, extra, premiums? The NHS ran brilliantly on 9% of GDP, it's limping a bit on 8%, so with 15% or so, you guys should have a brilliant service, completely free at the point of use.
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