Emergency room can't turn you down, is what I think he's trying to get at. Poorfags often qualify for medicaid anyway (depending on the State) so actually they get the most free and affordable healthcare of all, I never had better healthcare than when I was a NEET.
He also posted the OP's "Really?" though so I'm guessing he's trying to have some devils advocate Yas Forums-tier discourse
I honestly don't get why any on-United Staters here give a shit about their healthcare policies
You don't live there, who cares? They vote for their own shit, let them roll in it.
He's complaining about the "right to healthcare" rhetoric, not "universal healthcare" (though I can assure you Rand Paul will definitely also be opposed to universal healthcare, he's one of the most libertarian-leaning Senators in US)
hospitals in america are obliged to stabilize patients regardless of status. but, they get discharged afterwords. no treatment is given towards their longterm condition. now, some people get medicaid which provides the low income people with healthcare. but there are a fraction of the population that doesn't qualify for mediaid AND do not have private health insurance OR their private health insurance does not cover XXX procedure/treatment. those people have to come up with the money for treatment on their own. no institution is obliged to lend them money for this. so inevitably, they just die.
The whole american meme is about being forced to pay it, doesn't makes sense since they spend a lot in healthcare and still don't have a univelsal system. Also they don't mind to pay for the huge military budget.
Most American want healthcare reform, even Trump campaigned on universal healthcare. Not gonna happen.
I think many non-United Statesers spend so much time on American websites (such as but not limited to 4channel.org) and American media they forget they aren't American. I see non-United Statesers with really specific views on meme-tier politicians that even most real Americans wouldn't give a shit about. Just goes to show.
Baste
So police officers and judges are slaves?
1) Most American support universal healthcare
2) The money we already spend on medicaid/medicare/other programs alone is more than our "huge military budget". By FAR, our most expensive moneysink is just paying for the state healthcare for oldfags, poorfags, disabled and veterans. Even the entire military budget wouldn't cover healthcare for all Americans at the current American healthcare prices.
I understand Rands opinion, he should have worded it better. I like him but it was a bit silly sounding. Thank you.