Just a few bad apples. Wish we kept this same energy when discussing bad cops.Yeah, because doctors pushing opioids was so long ago. Trust the doctors, they wouldn't cover up the truth to dissuade a patient.
Trans surgery pitfalls revealed: 81% endure pain after operations
University of Florida researchers showed that more than half of trans surgery patients endured pain during sex, and nearly a third could not control their bladders after operations.www.dailymail.co.uk
Hey guys, trust the doctors. They always do the right thing.
Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery.
Big manly man men with bigly bazooka guns to kill duh criminals!
Yeah, because doctors pushing opioids was so long ago. Trust the doctors, they wouldn't cover up the truth to dissuade a patient.
Trans surgery pitfalls revealed: 81% endure pain after operations
University of Florida researchers showed that more than half of trans surgery patients endured pain during sex, and nearly a third could not control their bladders after operations.
Hey guys, trust the doctors. They always do the right thing.
I don't think anyone is under the guise that Biden wants to fix the "issue". He obviously doesn't care, this move is intended to show the hypocrisy of the GOP who clearly doesn't care either. If they were serious about fixing it they would pass the bill, but they won't because they need to be able to run on border security for November.
If your going to require every medical procedure to have 0 complications or 0 risk you aren't going to get anything done.
What can the GOP do right now? Look at what Abbot has done in the one red border state and the Biden admin files lawsuits to keep the border open. Don’t forget the shipped illegals to raise awareness and to prevent virtue signaling coastal elites from ignoring Eagle Pass.
If he held Trump levels, this would be way down the list. Killing remain in Mexico and ignoring the border crossing problem did it in.
Lead to believe......by a healthcare team like Perth has wrote before that takes over a year to go through the steps.
Lead to believe......by a healthcare team like Perth has wrote before that takes over a year to go through the steps.
And that's wrong? Being poor or a "deadbeat" shouldn't mean you don't receive good healthcare. Part of my political positions is that it's not borne out of a narcissistic "what about me" viewpoint because neoliberalism benefits me way more than being a progressive. Interesting how "family values" and "caring about the community" are thrown out the window as soon as somebody is perceived to be pulling a fast one.
Weird pivot to Canadian healthcare, but I'll bite - I can guarantee that the access to healthcare in Toronto is better than whatever the comparative option is for suburban Ohio/Indiana. What's a bigger number 83 or 77? Don't get me wrong there are many issues with the Canadian healthcare system (funny enough our own conservatives are trying to destroy it) but you can't chide us when you're spending more and getting less. Healthcare is literally a grift in the US - you're getting terrible outcomes for spending so much more than the rest of the world. You could get so much more bang for your buck in other system, but any sort of regulations would be communism or something and that's bad because poor people would live.
www.statista.com
They're taken care of by getting shit treatment that leads to a worse life expectancy than every other peer country. They get in one day before a kid in Canada, fire, incredible work. It's like spending more to go to McD's than you would if you waited an extra 15 min for a table at Morton's.Where did I say giving free healthcare to a deadbeat was a problem? You seem to think children have access problems here, I'm just pointing out even the poorest children are taken care of.
Access and treatment aren't the same thing, are they? The average time from referral to treatment in Canada is 27 weeks, as mentioned. The average time in the US is 26 days. Not every system is perfect, but by all means continue to lecture us.
Wait times for medical treatment by province Canada| Statista
How long does it take to see a specialist doctor in Canada, and how long is the wait time from the specialist to the surgery or treatment?
Like I said, on a state by state basis they can remove the incentive for illegals to come there in the first place. If it was impossible for illegals to find employment in Texas they would either stop crossing through the Texas border, or they would come in and pass through to other places without the same laws that they could find jobs in.
That wise man must be an idiot.
www.healthsystemtracker.org
That wise man must be an idiot.
It's cheaper. Way cheaper.
How does health spending in the U.S. compare to other countries? - Peterson-KFF Health System Tracker
This chart collection examines how U.S. health spending compares to health spending in other similarly large, wealthy OECD countries using the OECD Health Statistics database.
I misread it, that was my bad.
I misread it, that was my bad.
Absolutely part of the reason why life expectancy is much lower. If there was a good healthcare system in place you'd be up to at least where Canada is, as you point out there are still many issues we have. That healthcare that is available to them is clearly not good enough. Infant mortality rates are higher in the US than Canada, that should not be a thing given the greater availability of world class doctors in your borders. 18% higher! Its even worse when you look at Europe which does a lot better than both US/CA. If anyone on the Right actually cared about children and not just using them in culture wars they would try to work at improving that rate to be at least better than Canada which is pretty dogshit compared to the rest of the developed world.
I would encourage that wise man to look at case studies at other countries that exist in the world and take a gander at how those countries are doing. Maybe that wise man can look at the % of GDP that's being spent on healthcare and tell them that other countries are doing just fine spending less per capita. I would encourage those that look at him as a wise man and question whether they are actually wise or just trying to keep the frog comfy as the pot is boiling him to death.
1/1,000 makes it about 10,000x more common than the mutilated trans kids we can't stop hearing about.
Just because you don't use your access to healthcare doesn't mean that there are people without that wouldn't use it. Also you say you don't go until something is wrong, lots of people don't even have that option. Or will brush off the obvious signs of something being horribly wrong in the hopes of it going away because they're so scared of going into insane healthcare debt.
Well done
What a deranged take. Kids do matter, which is why we tell them they can’t buy a cigarette at age 12 or a rifle or a beer. Chopping their genitals off falls in the same category. Do what you want as an adult. People who actually care about kids don’t hide behind the baseless choice of mutilation or suicide and let kids grow into who they are before making them decide.
Stay focused. The discussion was about kids and trans care, not overall healthcare.
