VaporDude95
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“Free” healthcare with a 30% tax rate and starvation lmao
People literally flee Cuba for the US. Fail.
Acapulco : Tennis despite violence
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“Free” healthcare with a 30% tax rate and starvation lmao
People literally flee Cuba for the US. Fail.
FHtennisman
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Was watching the Luis Ortiz v Deontay Wilder boxing match yesterday morning and it was mentioned that Ortiz who is Cuban-born, left his country to go to the US to treat his daughter's disease.
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Otacon
Hall of Fame
When you are under embargo, you have no access to advanced medical equipment. Cuba's healthcare system is based on preventive medicine.
FHtennisman
Professional
Yes and that is why Ortiz left Cuba, in need of better medical care for his daughter.
Bartelby
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Tennis_Hands
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This thread is about Acapulco.
Just saying.
Just saying.
Bartelby
Bionic Poster
How many Americans would 'literally flee' compulsory low wages and poverty in America if they had the chance?
It is, after all, why a lot join the only organisation offering good jobs if they can get in ... the military.
It is, after all, why a lot join the only organisation offering good jobs if they can get in ... the military.
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Deleted member 688153
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We have really good "free" healthcare in Australia (single payer). So it can work.
Obviously in Cuba it doesn't because their government is a communist mess.
But good single payer healthcare is quite possible without some kind of Marxist-Leninist dictatorship and Australia/The UK/many Euro countries manage it quite well.
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Deleted member 688153
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One would assume it would be even worse for ordinary citizens
FHtennisman
Professional
You're the one extrapolating not me, I'm not interested in discussing communism vs capitalism, at least not in this thread.
Bartelby
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You are the one who started the whole topic of health care in communist Cuba, by the way, not me.
VaporDude95
Banned
We have really good "free" healthcare in Australia (single payer). So it can work.
Obviously in Cuba it doesn't because their government is a communist mess.
But good single payer healthcare is quite possible without some kind of Marxist-Leninist dictatorship and Australia/The UK/many Euro countries manage it quite well.
Well yeah obviously haha
It just never seems to work out in communist sh!tholes, like nothing else does
VaporDude95
Banned
Did you not just read the reason why he left Cuba? It debunks your whole narrative.
We’re done here.
Im(moral) Winner
G.O.A.T.
Healthcare doesn't seem to work out well in the U.S. either.
VaporDude95
Banned
FHtennisman
Professional
No I didn't - go back and take a look, all I stated was that in the match it was mentioned Ortiz went to the US from Cuba to get medical treatment for his daughter. How does that mean I went into political ideology?
vive le beau jeu !
Talk Tennis Guru
the tandil cartel didn't show any mercy...
Bartelby
Bionic Poster
So it's better than a country like Cuba and costs a veritable fortune. Poor bang for your buck!
It works better than Cuba or any socialist country...
VaporDude95
Banned
You’re obviously never going to understand the dynamics.
Every socialist and communist country is/has been a complete disaster.
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