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>In the us you actually even don't get any medical service if you do not make enuogh money.
1. No, that isn't the way things, you fucking idiot. Any hospital that has an connection to the government (In other words, nearly ALL OF THEM), is required, by law, to help anyone that walks into the emergency room. In fact, BECAUSE of this law, health care prices have skyrocketed because you have leeches that walk in to the emergency rooms and don't pay for their treatments, SO the hospital shifts the "loss" onto those that DO pay for their treatments. And, don't go around saying "Muh, I cannot pay for $1500 operations". You can setup a payment play like you do with the layaway payments you have for youy TV and dog.

2. Talk to an actual Leaf if you think you think "public health care" is such a novel concept. Also, here's a fun fact: https://archive.ph/5Noxb
>The U.S. is the Only Very Highly Developed Country Without Universal HealthCare
>…
>To be very clear, the above doesn’t mean that every one of these 50 systems delivers the quality of care the U.S. does, and that doesn’t mean everyone of these systems is “working perfectly,” it simply means every other very highly developed country on earth except the United States of America has some form of universal coverage (on-paper at least).
So, that implies that countries with "universal health care" deliver a level of quality that is even worse than that of the U.S., that "universal health care" doesn't actually work, and/or that countries have an "official policy" for "universal health care" but don't actually follow it at all.