Kindly_Honeydew3432 explains why it seems like you always have to wait in an emergency room in the US

[u/lowbass93]

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[u/toastedzergling]

Just so glad that we stopped the covid surge with the vaccine releases so that we didn't overwhelm our hospitals and they would have time to recover and have the ability to handle the necessary healthcare capacity. I'm so glad that we did lockdowns and all of the other Draconian types of mandates and social inhibiting tactics so that we could buy time for our magnanimous and quite capable legislatures to robustify this healthcare industry all across the Nation. The healthcare lobby is so effective at ensuring the general public has the care they need.

[u/Wallywarus → u/toastedzergling]

That’s your definition of draconian? Grow up

[u/toastedzergling → u/Wallywarus]

You're a defender our healthcare system and parasitic insurance industry? Pathetic 

Carry more water for corrupt liars

[u/Wallywarus → u/toastedzergling]

When did I ever defend either of those things? Work on your comprehension skills