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USA spends more on healthcare than countries with socialised healthcare.
And yet it only goes to very few people. When they don’t pay for basic preventative care, the more complicated issues grow in cost in such a way as to outweigh their “savings”.
The US is a country that believes that not paying your rent or replacing the batteries in the smoke detector is a fantastic way to save money. Joke country.
Okay, but that just proves how profitable it all is
It proves having socialised healthcare would be more cost effective. But shareholders.
The real joke of capitalism is that cost-effectiveness undercuts the whole system.
In relation to what?