r/BeAmazed • u/girlysunshinehihi • Feb 27 '25

Miscellaneous / Others 96 year old speeder and judge

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u/FlyingMaxFr Feb 27 '25

Definitely. In my European country you can apply for transport for your bloodwork or any examination if you have a long term sickness like cancer. I'm happy to pay social security taxes to allow for that

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u/kittykatmila Feb 27 '25

Yes, in Canada they would send a nurse straight to your home to help. Same thing.

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u/Chapeaux Feb 27 '25

Canada healthcare is worst than the US ! Fox news said it ! /s

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u/011010- Feb 27 '25

I know maga Canadians who actually believe this. And they aren’t even rich!! At least if they were rich it might make sense.

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u/Chapeaux Feb 27 '25

And they are healthy, never been to the hospital except for a scratched elbow.

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u/011010- Feb 27 '25

The one I know, my MIL, uses all manner of social services due to having no income and also has health problems. For some reason she thinks she would afford a healthcare concierge if Can switched to the US system, instead of the reality that she would probably be completely uninsured.

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u/Chapeaux Feb 27 '25

These are the worst, uses all the stuff while complaining about it.