Thread 211939858

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>>211939858 (OP)
>Next week
Next decade, heehee.

>>211939895
>The treatment is euthanasia

I'm betting 200+ replies but not bump limit

this didn't age well at all

Reminder.

Healthcare in America used to be cheap and non-insurance based before the government came in and heavily intervened in the market.
The answer to healthcare is a free market.

Someone plst the updated version where they offer assisted suicide instead

>>211940191
Libertarians were literally correct about everything.
Why do projecting pedophiles(leftists) seethe at them so much?

>>211940232
Because Libertarians in the US have historically voted with the right wing, by virtue of them being marginally less retarded about policy than the left-wing. But the bar has never been lower for both the left and right in the US, literally only Colorado's governor seem to be able to practically implement libertarian-ish reform consistently and competently.

>>211940327
>Colorado's governor
Quick rundown?

>tell leaf to kys
>get lawsuit from the Canada governor for practice medicine without a license

5000 bucks is a lot just for one Drs appointment

Lmao so true Americans are retarded

we also have school shootings, but at least we're not GAY you fucking faggot

>>211939858 (OP)
more like
>visit local clinic and wait two hours to see a doctor despite making an appointment
>tells you nothing is wrong, get some fresh air and exercise, repeat x3 at different clinics
>finally find a doctor who takes you seriously, books you for a blood test (thats in six months)
>blood test comes back clean, you suck on your thumb for another six months, conditions worsen
>keep getting bounced around between different doctors, finally someone notices your symptoms are pretty serious, books you for a cancer screening (thats in a year)
>well looks like you have lung cancer, mr white, im afraid its terminal, oh wait youre dead already

>>211940327
>literally only Colorado's governor seem to be able to practically implement libertarian-ish reform consistently and competently.
They're one of the biggest gun control states right now.

>>211939858 (OP)
he got treatment but it came back

>>211939858 (OP)
Stupid thread. Walt was a public school teacher, he had health insurance. Probably pretty good insurance too. My gf is a teacher, she has everything covered and no deductible. Walt never had an issue paying for his treatment, his issue was wanting to leave money behind to provide for his family after he’s gone. If this was breaking bad Canada he would have died waiting for his surgery. I work as a CRNA in a ortho specialty surgery center. We get tons of Canadians who come down to see us to get things like their ACL done because here in the US they can see a doctor, get their surgery done, and finish recovery before they can even get their surgery done in Canada.

Breaking Bad in China
>Walt is arrested by police and held for 44 days without charges
>He is shot in captivity on suspicion of selling drugs
>He didn't even find out he had cancer yet

Breaking Bad in France
> Walt discovers he has aids
> He fucks guys in the metro to pay the tratment
> He falls in love with an old student named Bernard
> He doesn't really love his husband Gustave and after a long discussion Gustave suicides

Breaking Bad in England
> 6 episodes about a guy with cancer during the riots

Breaking Bad in North Korea
>Waltzhou, a respected teacher and community leader, finds out he has cancer
>He is treated in state of the art medical facilities, free of charge
>Turns out the united states is responsible
>Various United States citizens are depicted selling and manufacturing crystal meth (unrelated to the story)
>Kim Jong Il discovers the cure for cancer that the american government was hiding from the world and exposes their plot to murder korean citizens
>Kim Jong Il, against his own wishes, is democratically elected president of North Korea by God and his angels and given the title of Protector of the Galaxy

>>211939858 (OP)
this is why canada doesnt have kino

>>211940191
Saved

>>211939858 (OP)
Each episode is Walt driving 4.5 hours each way to the cancer clinic

>>211944439
teachers have HMOs. HMOs are shit.