The Tragedy of U.S. Healthcare

Is it that, on average, 12 children get shot and killed, and another 26 are injured, each day in the United States? No, but that is a contributing factor.
It’s largely that healthcare is made available to Americans only on the basis of profitability for the insurance companies.
From Cornell University:
In an oft-cited study, as many as 66.5% of people who file for bankruptcy blame medical bills as the primary cause. As many as 550,000 people file for bankruptcy each year for this reason. This data has been known for many years and has continued even with the passage of the Affordable Care Act.

Let me guess. He’s from a predominantly Christian country.
There are several reasons that this is a bad idea for schoolchildren, or anyone, really.
To the reader who sent me this meme, I ask, with all due respect: Are you serious?
Look, we understand that the MAGA folks aren’t too smart, but isn’t there a limit to how long they’ll believe that anything wrong with America is Biden’s fault?
Here in the United States, our political leaders thumb their noses at the
First of all, I believe there are far fewer of these crackpots than are commonly thought to exist. The presence of social media serves to distort this.
The world could accept a radical change in The United States’ protocol for administering vaccinations if it were made by scientists, i.e., people trained in the eradication of potentially lethal diseases. Our problem, and it’s one that’s unique to America, is that our health policies are made by a recovering heroin addict with no background in the subject — a crackpot with parts of his brain missing, having been eaten by a parasitic worm.
When the leaders of Saudi Arabia aren’t dismembering journalists for their opposing points of view politically, they’re making trillions of dollars from selling oil. The idea that they’re at all concerned about the environment is ludicrous.
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