Question by All Libs R Turds!: Have you ever seen “Lack of Health Insurance” as a cause of death on a coroner’s report?
Why do these libs keep saying people die because they don’t have health insurance?. If somebody die in a car accident and don’t have health insurance does that help their statistics?
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It is just libs way of gathering more victims.
No body in this country can be denied treatment because of the lack of ability to pay. So the excuse, people die because they don’t have insurance is BS.
They die of sickness.. Most of them die of sickness they impose on them self due to their life style.
And a lot of them out there who do not have health insurance is not using the govt. handouts properly or prioritizing their income properly. everybody who works at walmart given a choice between a cell phone and health insurance, they will chose the cell phone. And then cry there is not enough hand outs!
To answer your question, no. People do die for lack of healthcare though. Prevention is the mainstay of treatment in western Europe as well as treating emergencies.. In the USA, while those who are uninsured get free emergency treatment, they have no treatment to prevent emergencies like heart attacks in the first place.
FACT – the USA spends more on healthcare per person than any other country in the world.
FACT – the USA has one of the highest child death rates (aged under five) in the developed world due to its poor healthcare system.
When you get treatment in the USA, it is good. But healthcare is about preventing the need for treatment. Remember kids that die in the USA would have had a better chance of life if they had been born in Western Europe with its different universal healthcare systems.
lol…that’s a good one…
its cumulative just like smoking. one cigaretter doesn’t kill you, but a lifetime of smoking does. a lifetime of poor healthcare cuts your life short.
I’ve never seen “Roe v Wade” listed as a cause of death, either. What’s your point.