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Clearly the U.S. isdoing something rightif the health of their citizens is (just marginally) better than those from economic powerhouses like Bosnia & Herzegovina, Mexico, and Panama! Seriously though, your whole country should be ashamed of reports like this.

Wait... So I've been saying 'nip this in the butt' incorrectly all this time? The shame.

Bach + post grad certificate in operations management.

...this is not a discussion about what the price of cancer treatment should be. This is a discussion about how much people should pay for it. Stop constructing that absurd strawman.

Just for the record, 18% of the American population is 58,000,000 people.

Oh god hodj why did you make me watch that? I was almost at hype level orange... Now I'm back down to hype level EQN.

That video was awesome. Hype alert yellow.

Of course I agree, it's what I said. But that doesn't mean socialized medicine isn't a superior system. You pay a HUGE economic and social price for that extra 5-10% skill/motivation/availability derived from capitalism. It's like diminishing returns in an MMO and you've hit the soft cap on your...

I honestly have no idea what you're talking about any more.

Of course that's the (terrible and myopic) argument against socialized medicine. It's the argument hyper-conservative power wielders in the US have used to bamboozle and marginalized the American poor for decades. But it's absurd.

$8500 and not working would financially destroy every single one of the 50,000,000 Americans without insurance in 2013. Your wife makes six figures. That alone isdoublewhat the average American household brings in annually. You might not be rich, but you are just not who this discussion is...

Dude... you've said quite recently that your household income is somewhere in the range of $170,000+ if I remember correctly. I don't think you're the best case study. The U.S. Census Bureau reported in September 2014 that: U.S. real (inflation adjusted) median household income was $51,939 in...

Alright. But if you remove the profit motive from medicine, competition will decrease, and bring with it all the negatives associated with that. Individual practitioner motivation and even skill would probably decline as well as treatment availability. America can't have it all, but they can...

Well, nobody ever accused Americans of being very bright on the whole, now did they. You can't possibly maintain the quality you have now under a private system, but you can maintain 90% of that quality and get everybody the health care theyneed.

They could be going because they're Lebron rich. They could be going because they live closer to an American population centres than they do to a Canadian one. They could be going because they don't want to wait for treatment. It doesn't matter because it's a negligible percentage of the...

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52,000 people is 0.15% of our entire population... Or 1 in 634 people... That's what you're basing your opinion on?

Actually, he said that words have evolving meanings.

You only experience waits if your condition is not life threatening. Every hospital will treat you immediately in an emergency, and every general practitioner will see you immediately too. You do wait for things that rely on limited pieces of medical hardware like CAT scans or MRIs though...

You can't have 'the best' healthcare in the world with a publicly funded system IMO. However, you CAN have the best cared for people. Here's my question to you. Do you think the health system of a country where 50% of the population has access tothe besthealth care is superior to one where...

The quality of healthcare in the US is only superior for those who can afford it, not for all citizens. Furthermore, good cancer survival rates does not mean your health care system is superior. It just means you have better cancer treatment (again, for those who can afford it).

Holy crap this is still being made? lol

So wait... Final Fantasy 7, or the Final Fantasy series... Aren't RPGs? They should be called "J-Adventures"? Why? What are the differences between RPGs and your 'j-adventures'?

I was talking to xadion. I'm not sure what genre you're talking about.

And you don't think availability and quality of healthcare have impacts on things like violent crime rate, drug use, and obesity? Lol

Canada vs. America: Who Is Healthier?

what makes it an RPG?

Hey guys, check out this chart and sort by 'overall'. See who comes up dead last. I, for one, am shocked. https://yougov.co.uk/news/2015/12/14/prejudice-data/

Denmark may be a bunch of panzy ass cowards and Nazi sympathizers, but don't fuck with them on economic issues. Denmark's GDP per capita is like 13% higher than the US. Edit: Weird. This wiki article disagrees with info I saw last week from the world bank.List of countries by GDP (PPP) per...

Did you just link to personal blogs as proof of your point? Jesus fuck.

Well that pretty much confirms that part 1 won't be all of Midgar, unless they have been covertly working on this for 3+ years. Maybe 6-10 small chapters, released every few months? *shrug*

Funny line in that article... In my mid 20s I did a lot of drugs. If in 20 years one of my hookups from that time decided to accuse me of drugging her in order to seduce her, I'd also have to testify that, "I bought drugs (mdma, cocaine) with the intention of giving them to women I intended...

Pile it up on rye with spicy mustard like a deli sandwich.

Cross was just as good.

This looks worse than TMNT2

Effects and action look awesome, and I love the cast. If they inject some of the 90's-era action movie 'heart and soul' I'll be pleasantly surprised and extremely satisfied. Trailer made it look super grimdark serious though.

All that really stands out to me from 9 about 'doing something important' early game was grinding up your chocobo for chocographs asap. Unlocks a lot of travel options and phat lewtz. It's been a lot of years though. I missed the Doomtrain summon in my first FF8 playthrough and it made me...