America’s privatized healthcare system is never going to work for the masses. The poor people can’t afford to pay, which drives up the prices for the middle class who can barely afford it, and the rich are so rich that they don’t pay into the system because they don’t need it. When only a fraction of the people who need insurance are paying in, the system cannot work. Socialized medicine distributes tax dollars in a way that reduces healthcare costs for everyone. Every other developed country offers healthcare as a right, not a privilege. Americans are sick and tired of healthcare being tied to employment, so damn confusing, and insanely unaffordable. Get rid of the private insurance companies and middle men who make trillions in profits while denying coverage. Take care of Americans by giving us access to healthcare as a right. 🆘🇺🇸 #TikTokEncyclopediaContest #creatorsearchinsights
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Americans do not understand healthcare in the most basic form. How does insurance work? Let's talk about it so that we can all get on the same page. Insurance works where people pay into a system, and then when you need the system, it pays out. So it's very important that young, healthy people are paying into the insurance system over the years where they do not need it. Otherwise, the people who do need it end up paying exorbitant costs, and that's what you're seeing right now. You see that only some people are on insurance. The privileged people are on insurance. The people with jobs that pay for insurance are on insurance. But the people who desperately need it the most cannot afford to pay for it, because young, healthy people are choosing to opt out entirely. If you'll remember, Obamacare had a mandate for several years where they required that every American be on insurance, and people lost their ever-loving minds, because they thought it was not in their rights to be forced to have insurance. But that's how insurance works. You will absolutely need insurance at some point in your life. Every single person will. So don't pretend that just because you're young and healthy now, you aren't going to need it later. If there's more people paying into it, there are less costs for everyone. But America has not figured that out. That's why socialized medicine in other countries works at such a better rate. They pay less, the system costs less, and people are able to access health care. Right now, we are seeing all of these people finding out, shockingly, that their premiums are going to double and triple for 2026. And that is because what essentially the Affordable Care Act has been doing is subsidizing the premiums of the view people who are paying into the system. Those prices skyrocket, and you don't seem to understand why. The why is because there are not enough people contributing to the system to uphold the sick people. Talking about these costs doesn't even get into the root cause of why Americans are so sick and needing so much health care in the first place. And that is because the food that we are eating is toxic. The American government has allowed microclastics and toxins to infect our entire food supply. And we have different bodies than people abroad because of those toxins. They are everywhere. So even people who eat healthy are getting different diseases because of these toxins in everything that we're consuming. Not only is it in everything we're consuming, it's on everything. It's in our clothes, it's in our sheets on our bed. Everything we come into contact with is so toxic in the United States. They plead ignorance and pretend they don't know that these things are irreversibly changing our bodies and making us sicker, needing more health care overall. In the United States, the math is not mapping on health care. People would rather pay a fortune alone because individualism, right? Then pay less by working together. If we haven't met yet, I'm Veronica. And I talk about what's broken in the United States because for the past five years, I've left the United States and lived abroad. I've seen firsthand how systems can work for the people. And I talk about it here on TikTok because I want you to understand you do not have to stay in the broken system of America because there are options for you to move abroad and have access to health care without these issues.
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