• @Saneless@lemmy.world
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    461 year ago

    Usually there’s still an out of pocket max, like $5000.

    But I guess that could depend on your insurance

    It’s such a scam and the people voting against universal care are the same ones who complain they don’t go to the doctor because it’s too expensive

    • Jee
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      151 year ago

      People are voting against universal health care? Do people other than hospital and Pharma owners actually vote against that?

      • @Saneless@lemmy.world
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        131 year ago

        Well, people who want universal healthcare have a D next to their name. That is enough for 10s of millions of Americans to blindly vote against it

        • @featured@lemmy.ml
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          51 year ago

          Most of those with a D next to their name are fighting just as hard against universal healthcare while collecting campaign donations from pharmaceutical companies anyway. Both parties are rotten servants to the capitalist class

            • @featured@lemmy.ml
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              21 year ago

              Until one of them starts to actually advocate for these policies i see no point in deluding ourselves into thinking voting blue will make any difference when they literally do not push for universal healthcare

              • @Saneless@lemmy.world
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                11 year ago

                Well, there’s one party that has made it a point specifically to make things worse for people. They say it out loud. So vote for the other one while it’s still a 2 party system

                Any other mentality is delusional

    • queermunist she/her
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      71 year ago

      Most of the people voting against universal healthcare are comfortably middle class and want to protect their ~premium coverage~ or they’re on Medicare. Few people struggling to afford healthcare even vote lol

        • queermunist she/her
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          21 year ago

          No, most of the poor in red states don’t vote. That’s universally true across the country - there’s a small minority that do, but they’re not the ones stopping universal healthcare. It’s business owners, landlords, wealthy blue collar workers, farmers, and retirees.

          This myth that the poor vote for their own oppression is something made up to make you hate poor people.

    • Bakkoda
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      41 year ago

      I have a buddy who has his own dental practice. Incredibly smart, motivated individual. Hates the thought of universal healthcare. Also hates not getting paid. I just don’t discuss it with him lol

      • @Saneless@lemmy.world
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        71 year ago

        I wonder how many don’t go to the dentist because of poor or no insurance. He’d have more patients for sure

        • Bakkoda
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          He would also be guaranteed payment. I just don’t understand him. He does a ton of free work for people because he’s truly a great guy. He would get paid for that work. Maybe he thinks he would make less money?