Just imagine if we had health coverage that wasn’t tied to our jobs. If you had enough money to live on you could – gasp – quit your job and couch it up or find a different one. Can’t have that though, because that’s too much like actual freedom.
What’s all the more ridiculous is, the US government already spends like $2-3T per year on medical spending (Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare, etc). And that’s not enough somehow.
Just imagine if we had health coverage that wasn’t tied to our jobs. If you had enough money to live on you could – gasp – quit your job and couch it up or find a different one. Can’t have that though, because that’s too much like actual freedom.
What’s all the more ridiculous is, the US government already spends like $2-3T per year on medical spending (Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare, etc). And that’s not enough somehow.
After you remove all the C-suite salaries they only have 14 dollars left. Don’t you know that execs need their yachts?
And they spend more per capita than Canada does.