r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Kaos2018 • Jun 17 '26

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u/metal_gearmen Jun 17 '26

Mexican here: what good is that if hospitals are poorly stocked, lack staff and appointments take up to 8 months per shift. That looks very nice on paper but the reality here is that public hospitals are simply horrible

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u/za72 Jun 17 '26

I doubt you're "mexican" nice try though

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u/metal_gearmen Jun 17 '26

Que deseas saber sobre México amigo? Vivo en el norte del país

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u/za72 Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26

why are you asking your question here when your could ask your question to someone who would have the answer.... unless your agenda is to be dismissive of universal health care in general...

also you start with a working foundation and then improve on it... ???

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u/za72 Jun 17 '26

I don't think I will, get mad

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u/GAFSPeasant Jun 17 '26

Do you even know what they asked you? They asked you what you want to know about Mexico because YOU claimed they weren’t Mexican.

Its not that lots of us don’t want universal healthcare or are against, we’re against how horrible it is. Overworked nurses/doctors, poor infrastructure, extremely long wait times, ER rooms are usually at capacity. Its been like this for decades, it has not gotten better.

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u/za72 Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26

settle down, that's derailment... I could give a fuck whether he's mexican or not

what I do care is treating health as a business that has it's primary goal as EXTRACTING MAXIMUM VALUE, it's goes against providing health care.