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| Subject: Re: So what is it Ducan, people that make mistakes are not entitled to healthcare? | |
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Date Posted: 07:20:39 07/09/07 Mon In reply to: Duncan7 's message, "Re: So what is it Ducan, people that make mistakes are not entitled to healthcare?" on 02:31:59 07/09/07 Mon Sicko is about people with insurance that have bad health care as a direct result of managed care, as I understand it. I work in the field so I have my own experiences to add to any perspective. I would hate to see you at a hospital admissions office telling people that yep, they need a life saving procedure but they are to stupid to figure out how to get care. Then you give them a health and drug care formulary and say: "Here study this". This is from another board: Here study this: Healthcare I believe the Canadian model is misrepresented in the USA Here in British Columbia, everyone pays $75 a month for health care…and often the employer picks up that cost as a benefit. The truly poor can apply to have welfare pay their $75. and the basic Canadian federal tax rate is: 0% for first $10,000 17% %for next $17,000 22% on the next $37,000 26% on the next $46,000 29% on anything over $120,000 so on $100,000 income, would pay $20,442 Basic US Income tax is : 10% first $7,000 15% next $22,000 25% next $44,000 28% next $75,000 33% next $150,000 35% anything over $336,000 so one $100,000 would pay $22,000 so Canadians not only get cheap and efficient health care, they pay less taxes overall. why cant the USA get it together? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |