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norge@lemmy.world
Brazilian here. Browsing Lemmy, I stumbled upon this post. You guys deserved the win. Brazil is far from its best form, and you played well. Haaland did not waste the opportunities we (unfortunately for us) created for you. Good game!
it just awkwardly ended with me remembering I said the wrong word for almost two decades, now.
Well, that pretty much sums up my life.
Lemmy ShitpostTrust me, if you really don’t know, it’s best to keep not knowing. The worst of the bunch, no doubt.
MetalNow that’s a good band name
Ask LemmyYeap, that’s exactly why! So not only is universal healthcare good for everyone in the sense that they have access to it, but also avoids astronomical (and artificial, deliberate) price hikes!
Brazil
We have a weird hybrid system. While the universal care is not known for its efficiency, and sometimes sick people will have to wait for hours to see a doctor, I am sure it beats having to mortgage your house because of a broken arm.
Besides universal care, people can decide to pay private hospitals and doctors directly. It’s expensive. Few people can afford it (but interestingly, still much, much cheaper than in the US). And then, all of this combined generates affordable and actually good health insurance plans. You get a mix of getting guaranteed care, with a typical insurance monthly fee, which also most companies provide for their employees. Of course there are many tiers of insurance plans, but the most basic and affordable ones are typically very good. It’s rare for insurance companies to deny procedures, something that is completely different than in the US. (It happens, though, depending on the procedure).
Either way, you never have to worry about what it’ll cost you. No life changing charges, no astronomical bills.
My cat decided to live at a neighbor’s 3 doors down. One day I thought “I’ll invite her to the barbecue party”. Six years later, we’re married and have a 2 year old boy (and five more cats).
Brazilian here. Browsing Lemmy, I stumbled upon this post. You guys deserved the win. Brazil is far from its best form, and you played well. Haaland did not waste the opportunities we (unfortunately for us) created for you. Good game!
Well, that pretty much sums up my life.
Trust me, if you really don’t know, it’s best to keep not knowing. The worst of the bunch, no doubt.
Now that’s a good band name
Yeap, that’s exactly why! So not only is universal healthcare good for everyone in the sense that they have access to it, but also avoids astronomical (and artificial, deliberate) price hikes!
Brazil
We have a weird hybrid system. While the universal care is not known for its efficiency, and sometimes sick people will have to wait for hours to see a doctor, I am sure it beats having to mortgage your house because of a broken arm.
Besides universal care, people can decide to pay private hospitals and doctors directly. It’s expensive. Few people can afford it (but interestingly, still much, much cheaper than in the US). And then, all of this combined generates affordable and actually good health insurance plans. You get a mix of getting guaranteed care, with a typical insurance monthly fee, which also most companies provide for their employees. Of course there are many tiers of insurance plans, but the most basic and affordable ones are typically very good. It’s rare for insurance companies to deny procedures, something that is completely different than in the US. (It happens, though, depending on the procedure).
Either way, you never have to worry about what it’ll cost you. No life changing charges, no astronomical bills.
My cat decided to live at a neighbor’s 3 doors down. One day I thought “I’ll invite her to the barbecue party”. Six years later, we’re married and have a 2 year old boy (and five more cats).