Comments by "Eman19O" (@Yipyo1986) on "The Infographics Show" channel.

  1. school and healthcare is cheaper yet you have much higher taxes. this does not make it cheaper. and the US has the best quality healthcare. we don't get doctors from all over the world for no reason. I work in an ICU as a nurse and about half of them are from other countries
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  2. HingerlAlois The more you make here, the more you pay as well: in the US for 2018 for single people:: 12% $9,526 to $38,700 22% 38,701 to $82,500 24% $82,501 to $157,500 32% $157,501 to $200,000 I pay 24% income taxes. And all single people get a $12,000 deduction, no questions asked. $24,000 for married. Trump just recently doubled the deduction to make it that amount. So I really pay less than 24% after this deduction is taken into account, more like 12-13% income tax, actually 8% because I will be getting married this year and will get the $24,000 deduction. Plus like I said my state of Georgia sales tax is just 4% We also have free clinics that that doctors and nurses volunteer at, but this isn’t widespread but you can find them. Are you sure you have less homeless than the US? Because the stats I’m finding shows Germany has almost as much while having a much lower population. the immigrants Germany has accepted doubled the amount of homelessness in Germany. I rarely see homeless people. It is very rare for me to see homelessness but it seems to be more common in the very big cities like NYC and LA. I rarely have to go to the doctor as I am 31 years old. I don’t believe in a system where everyone pays the same amount basically. One should be able to choose what type of insurance they want. For example, young healthy people may want to just pay for “catastrophic” health insurance, which also is very cheap but can save you from going bankrupt if something very bad happens.
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  3. Genetix x not really. We have Medicare and Medicaid. There are assistance programs. Some people are just irresponsible and don’t care to get insurance
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  4. Genetix x oh bullshit. Tell me, if nationalized health insurance is so perfect and pays for everything you need, why do many in countries like Brazil and Sweden also decide to pay for private health insurance and have private hospitals??
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  5. HingerlAlois the income taxes are almost twice as high in the Germany than the US. So basically you believe high taxes is the solution? 15% of Americans don’t have insurance. We also have nationalized healthcare for the pregnant, elderly, and poor. Most that don’t have any healthcare are just simply irresponsible. I have no sympathy. And I also don’t care if someone racks up tons of healthcare bills because there is nothing more valuable than health. Healthcare is not a human right.
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  6. HingerlAlois I really don’t understand why people think countries such as Germany offer free healthcare. If everything was free, then one shouldn’t feel like they need to add supplemental private insurance. Doesn’t this prove that the public insurance in Germany doesn’t cover all costs of doctor visits, treatments, procedures and supplies used? I pay $60 dollars a month through my employee and the insurance pay 40% of most services. For the those unemployed, they may also qualify for free or low-cost coverage through Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP). Only about 24% in income taxes, you pay about 40%. You pay 19% sales tax on most things. I pay 4%.
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  7. the snail not sure I believe that you lay way less because of the high taxes. A person that makes 100K in the U.K. is going to have to pay around 20K just to the NHS whether they use the NHS or not that year. That is extremely high price and unfair to have to pay that much if you don’t even need the NHS and keep yourself healthy. It’s not even fair if they have to pay 10K
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  8. the snail maybe Germany can accept our 10+ million illegal immigrants and help secure our borders? A country of over 300 million people cannot make national healthcare work. Only way it could possibly work is if it’s done by the individual states because the salaries and cost of living vary greatly within this enormous land mass depending on the region. I’ve seen videos of national healthcare of large countries and it looks like they are living in the 1970s or something by the quality of their equipment
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  9. ok
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