Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Bloomberg Originals"
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@retsaM innavoiG Healthcare access doesn't work based on citizenship. When we were stationed in West Germany, you have SOFA. Hospitals are checking your vitals, not your passport.
I have Finnish citizenship which grants me citizenship to the entire EU. There isn't a single country in the EU who would persuade me to prefer medical treatment there over even some of the poorest States in the US.
Access to ERs, life flight helicopters, MRIs, CT scans, CAT scans, Catheter Labs, Oncologists, Dentists, Orthopedics, Prosthetics, Orthodontists, Podiatrists, Cardiologists, Respiratory Therapists, etc. is vastly superior in the US.
Access to all of those areas of Healthcare is quite limited, constrained, and delayed in Canada and Europe.
We service and treat illegal immigrants in the US better than Members of Parliament are treated in Europe.
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@Nill757 So what I’ve seen with infrastructure across the US is that it’s primarily a series of 50 different States, and in each of those States are various regions.
The deterioration-repair cycle ebbs and flows with roads, bridges, hospitals, runways/airports, fuel storage, refineries, sea ports, rail lines, highways, etc.
There isn’t a myopic statement that can be made that is accurate. Federal programs mainly maintain the interstate highways and certain energy plants, wildlife preserves, National parks, strategic reserves for Oil, and military installations.
There isn’t a steady state decline, but a natural cycle that all structures are subject to. The US repairs and maintains these things better than anywhere else I have seen, and I’ve been to or lived in 30 different nations in Europe, Asia, Middle East, and Central America.
Our hospitals and highways outclass other nations by leaps and bounds, and I still have plenty of personal critiques for these hubs of infrastructure, but the grass is not greener. A big problem is finding another nation and population that is comparable, because there aren’t any that come close geographically or demographically.
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