Yeah, but imagine a 16 year old drunk child with a semi-automatic AND drunk. More dangerous than somebody with just a gun xD.

Because you can buy guns at 13 you can’t drink wine under 21. Drunken kids with guns…man this would be much too dangerous 😂

Absolutely no words for this. Seems to me America is only for the rich, and to become richer?

@@HoldMySoda yeah because without alcohol it's perfectly save to hand out guns to 13 year olds. Their fully developed brains and hormonal stability makes them perfect candidates for gun ownership.

Actually, that purchase was probably not real, as un-supervised possession of a gun is not legal for 13 year olds in any state even if it was a private sell. So either they filmed the seller actively committing a crime, or the mother was there as a guardian enabling the 13 year old, or (most likely) it was faked.

Yep the difference between being treated as a customer instead of the European and most parts of the world way namely being treated as a patient.

@@Bramfly That's not true. In Germany, I always have the feeling (which is supported by studies and data) that doctors are just trying to make money off of me and trying to "sell" surgeries and treatments or medicaments that aren't necessary, because doctors and hospitals in Germany have to run a profit, too.

It’s absolutely scandalous how in the VS the people just can’t be sick because you can’t pay the doctor. And an insurance company has to pay the costs of everything needed to get a person healthy again.

and the Americans cross the boder by the busload to buy Canadian Insulin

​@concernedcitizen3476 Mexicans cross the border to go to America, and Americans cross the border to Canada to buy insulin 😅

You want a bushmaster with that?

@@menma9364 "Heyyyyy maynnn, i'll do ya a deal since you seem like a nice kid, i'll sell ya a long range optical sight for 5 bucks".

Right, only tools which sole purpose is to inflict pain, suffering and death onto other living beings. 'Cause what we learned is that you can't write _America_ without ME. So, f**k other people, because nobody seems to hate Americans more than their fellow Americans.

Can I buy Kinder Egg?

@@tihomirrasperic "NO!!!! That's illegal" "I can sell you a bushmaster XM15 with 200 rounds if you want?"

It's also a really bad comparison. The gun was from a private seller. If they wanted to make a true comparison they should have send him to a real store where they sell guns. I think he could also buy alcohol and cigarettes if he tried in a less official store.

@@LaReganto you're not really making a strong counter argument. The fact that kids can also buy alcohol if they try harder does not in any way make up for the fact that kids can buy guns legally. If anything, that makes the whole situation way way worse.

@@Ronnet I don't say that it's okay that they can buy guns. Ofcourse not I never said it was okay. And I don't think that it's okay. But the whole comparison is wrong. If you want to compare it make it fair. So go for alcohol, guns and cigarettes to a real store or do them all from private sellers. I just hate it when people try to manipulate you with a bad comparison. And your right that it's no stronger counter argument because it isn't I fully agree that it's horrendous it's just a bullshit comparison.

@@LaReganto That is the craziest reasoning that could only come from an American.

@@donsland1610 Saying something is crazy without telling why it's crazy is crazy. Where do you disagree? So you think he should be able to buy a gun? Or do you think the comparison is fair? Because the only 2 things I have said is that he shouldn't be allowed to buy a gun. And that the comparison is wrong. I am not. I thought about going to Chili ones so only if I will move there I am an American. All the other countries don't so it for me.

They sensationalize these events to make it about gun control when kids are finding a way to do it in Europe. IMO is more like a symptom of a social cancer, our education is up to date with history but we still have these petty elitist clicks in our society. I think people don't remember that history class spoke constantly of justice and the hallway always contradicted it

No, we ask why are there basically no restriction?

​@@bladerunner3314That's it! I own a hunting rifle, for which I had to have a psych evaluation and a police background check. Then somebody came to inspect whether I had a secure lockable gun cabinet to keep it in at home. Fine by me. If you think you need ready access to a military-style weapon and the right to keep in lying around or on your person loaded at all times in order to FEEL SAFE FROM YOUR FELLOW CITIZENS, and the only reason you have a gun is because everybody else has guns, then your society is a messed-up dystopian hellscape.

@@diarmuidkuhle8181 As a German, my only encounter with guns was during my military time in the 90s. My rifle was older than me! Never before nor after have I felt the need to own a gun. What I do own are some knives and shurikens I once collected but are outlawed by now. Now imagine this, I learned it about the US some months ago. There are more restrictions on knives - like balisongs - than guns in a lot of states to the point of you can't own them, period. One of the reasons? Knives are intimidating.

Pshhh, they probably banned the abortions because they have this thing as an alternative. Like, "hey you gotta make more kids, cause we're running out, since they can shoot each other and stuff". Also, ever since the armed conflicts have started, but mostly in Europe, the gun assaults have kinda escalated around here as well. There are kids who buy guns off the internet... as well as drugs. And the tech moguls still have the balls to say that technology is good for you, and that people are safe online. You get tracked if you try to pirate a movie, but they somehow "don't notice", teens buying drugs and guns off fb marketplace and other shops like that. Cool, huh?

actually I prefer roasted chicken over roasted Americans: less fat.

​@@kailahmann1823😂

@@kailahmann1823 Roast lamb with mint sauce for me.

Australia polled 10th,we would be higher but Americans keep holidaying here

Canada is getting there though :\

“Ok”

As a wider family we were reflecting recently that all but one of us would be dead if it wasn't for the UK 🇬🇧 NHS - all life threatening illnesses requiring hospital admission, all with successful outcomes, even though some were complex and severe. No deductibles, not a penny out of pocket cost, even for 2 blue light ambulances required.

My sister in law is a doctor working for the NHS.... she has just as many stories that are the opposite to every story she hears promoting the NHS. It is not all candy and rainbows.

​@@ImAManMann trooollllllll😂 away you go no one does not love nhs even with its flaws it saves people so f k of yountroll 😂😂😂😂😂😂

​@@gdok6088why because we are not b sards and care every one is as important dont listen to chineese and russian trolls

Sadly, you will hear a made up story how dirty magazines can corrupt the mind of a young man, leading to alcohol and drugs (but surely not guns!) or a big win from a lottery ticket will also corrupt you, because money = bad, apparently. And yet, it is supposed to be the country of opportunities, where anyone can get rich - just not when you are 17. Instead, here is a gun, go shoot at flowers in a meadow, somewhere, cause why would you need a gun? If you need protection, then the system isn't doing its job of protecting you.

You can can buy lottery tickets and dirty magazines from any person that is not running a business without ID.

You can't defend yourself with a dirty magazine or a scratching ticket.

Then = time Than = comparison *than a gun *it's ("it is" contracted) You're right, it's not about the type of gun.

@@newera478 You can't defend yourself with a gun either. They're really crap for defence. You'd be very lucky to use one to block a sword, or a bullet, say. What you want for defence is a shield, or a helmet, a bulletproof vest, even a bunker, something like that. Guns are for attacking other people.

Edit: The USA specific, not all of America

So who belongs to the adults the northern fascist or the southern drug cartels

@@dr.remerb8011 daddy europe

America kind of has everyone by the balls considering their influence on the western world. everyone that's not a western nation sees us as satellite states of America. i can see why they think that.

@@dr.remerb8011You do know that if you start swimming into the ocean in the usa, you won’t just come out on the other side of the american continent with nothing inbetween, right?

You can buy a rifle at 18 and hand gun at 21 if you pass a back round check.

Of all these things alcohol is the worst so makes sense.

and DON’T buy a Kinder Egg

Even funnier, is how the Americans don't even understand the definitions of Socialism, Marxism and Communism their education standards are so poor.

Social democracies (eg., Scandinavia) are not the same as socialism (eg., Venezuela). Sadly, most Americans fail to understand the difference, and that keeps us in the dark ages when it comes to public services.

@@mushroomsteve ​ way too true, socialism has nothing to do with social values, public healthcare, social security, or any of the other things american politicians try to call socialist. socialism is a political ideology written by an economist in the 1840's, that are equal parts economic theory, and authoritarian governance. while marx can be credited for being right about practically everything that is wrong about capitalism, his views on governance were very much a product of their time, and the economic benefits of the plan-economy very much doesnt work in a global competitive economy, being anti competitive in nature. the closest thing we have in modern society to socialism, is china, which can very much also be classified as capitalist. core tenets such as public ownership of the means of production are followed through on by way of the chineese government mandating owning 51% of all businesses that arent entirely owned by chineese citizens, and mandated government appointed board members on any large company. state controlled means of transport are followed through on by means of their railways, state control of the means of communication are followed through on by way of media censorship... etc... etc... etc...

@@mushroomsteve Socialism, Socialist Democracies, Marxism and Communism. All the same to most Republicans particularly the MAGAs.

@@alex-mx2tb Your first paragraph is wrong and the Socialist state of Cuba is the first example. They have UHC and welfare so you're blabbering nonsense.

Exactly! And all over The Earth! Creating needs and fulfilling them with debt is really working.

Anyone who actually believes that the USA is the greatest nation on the planet, is either a moron or needs their head checking. Because it is far from it. And no, I don't think the UK is the greatest nation either. But I have literally met Americans who think the USA is "great" and "better" than the UK because "The USA produces many more movies than the UK".... now that's a _really important_ stat, isn't it?

Even slaves have more value. At least as property you'd feel some obligation in looking after your property. Employees though? Nah!

Are you implying that kid bought a rifle to kill black people? OMG! It escaped me completely, I'm not American

You have just shamed the UK with your appalling spelling. Jeez, did you ever go to school?

Did the list also include heart disease and diabetes ?

Correct ,totally true the only thing the US is top in is to the benefit for elite billionaires and mega corporations none of it benefits the common citizen!

"Kann man machen" 😂

Net gschimpft is genug gelobt! 😂

just to clarify becasue readers might interpret it wrong that .22 bought is not a "airrifle" ...yes there are .22 airrifles this aint one :D

@@proxis9980 The thing is not about the type of gun, but the fact that a literal kid were able to get one like as if they were buying a piece of candy.

@@tovarishcheleonora8542 mate airrifles are faaar less dangerous i was clarifieng here that it was NOT one of the less dangerous once becasue 0.22 is a very common Airrifle caliber and OP was talkign abotu airguns in his comment so people could come to wrong conculsion. it was a normal .22 cal rifle with a normal chemical explosive propellant....not a spring loaded or a gastube or pneumatic...and it makes a BOATload ofa diffrence in my book....

Very true ,I was recently commenting acidly about migrants to the UK ,when my son reminded me of my German grandfather who came to Britain in 1890 ,when things were economically tough in his homeland . Took British citizenship but interned throughout WW1 as an undesirable and in WW2 he was not allowed a radio at home, in case he turned it into a transmitter.

Cudos to you telling your story.​@@Jill-mh2wn

Yes straight to the point and so true. He was so ignorant, thick and rude.

Live long and prosper 🖖🏼

@@oleolsen1073 Live long and prosper.

Yes, and as a German I can say it's no wonder we are that low. We have healthcare etc. but we also have th e highest energy costs in the world and that has an impact on all other thing you can buy because you need energy to make and transport them. Just for example the average price per kWh is three times as high as the the average kWh price in the USA and we pay more than double what other Europeans pay.....

@@seanthiar I'm Dutch and I visit Germany every week to fill my petrol tank at 85% what it cost in the Netherlands and stock up on cigarettes which are 35% cheaper. Pharmacy articles are often half the price but regular groceries are quite similar. Regarding energy costs, blame the people that blew up the Nordstream pipeline ... IMO likely the US.

@@seanthiar Und vergiss das wichtigste nicht: Der deutsche heult gerne über alles herum. Es täte vielen gut, mal für einige Monate in einem anderen Land zu leben, irgendeines der 95% der Länder auf der Welt. Natürlich darf man sich beschweren, aber hier wird einfach übertrieben.

@@roykliffen9674 and if the USA gets caught doing that like 1 colonel gets blamed and they go back to doing the same crap

Unfortunately, Norwegians do not see much of that money. The price at the petrol pumps is outrageous. Now the advantage of low energy prices from hydropower has also been taken away from us because corrupt politicians have sold the electricity to the Europeans. With it, the one thing that made it worth living in a cold, dark and rainy country disappeared - cheap energy from the rain that hits us anyway. Oh, by the way - one group benefits from the money - Arabic-speaking immigrants who have made it a sport to defraud our country's social security system while working illegally and sending the money to their homeland where they build themselves palaces to live in while laughing at us .

First he's going to school to deal with some stuff.

I googled things like the happiness report and other papers. On all these Germany ranks way higher than the US but is still mostly between 8th and 14th place. Furthermore, the study includes things like the Pisa study to see the development of children. Some nations do train for the Pisa test whereas Germany stays on the path and is not willing to spend extra time/resources to gave a good standing in the Pisa test/study. Most reports therefore state that children are unhappy in Germany.

At least you DO still see expensive cars or let's just say rich people next to / interact with poor people. In countries like the US the rich completely isolate themselves from the poor and therefor can't relate at all.

@@futurefox128 Agreed. There is an increasing divide between the richer and poorer in German society but it's not nearly as bad as in the USA.

I'm not entirely sure that owning a certain car tells people how rich you are. I can, 10000%, assure you that this isn't true in many European countries. I personally know people who own €1500 phone and drive €100k cars but they live in a hut, while certain people 15 year old Smarts but are loaded.

@@futurefox128 Well, if you speak for the mega rich, yeah, it's understandable, but not all do it because they are disgusted by the plebs. Sometimes it's just easier this way, for both parties. This reminded me of something Lady Gaga said in an interview, when the interviewer asked her "What do you miss the most right now?" She said: The people.

Germans need space to be happy, "Lebensraum" they call it. And at the moment it seems they won't get any extra soon.

You may not realize it but that first story is BS... in the US, ERs have a duty to treat you despite your ability to pay and we have publicly funded hospitals which will treat you if you can't afford it... it is true that you technically incur debt, but if you can't pay, it is written off.... most of what you hear about US health care is either misunderstood or a straight up lie.

a 40 watt plasma rifle? now that is impressive.

Also Homer buying a gun: Silencer Loudener Trip cocker 'oh, I like the sound of that one' And this is for shooting down police helicopters 'oh, I won't be needing that'

Sarah Connor ?

@@downey2294 hypothetical future weapon using superconductors to turn air into plasma

​@@jamescheddar4896Is it hypothetical or really exists in the SSP, black military projects , off world civilizations and just off limits to the slave working general public ? I think those Terminator movies were more than just action sci-fi movies and just gave the rest of us a subtle hint of what's really out there ! Just my opinion .

Open borders within the EU only. So, it's not open for everyone. But even with very closed borders, the situation is going toward south, pretty rapidly nowadays. There are far too many illegal immigrants in Europe and it seems that you're unaware of how huge that problem is.

@@damyr The problem isn't to restrict immigration but the attitude by which its proponents champion the idea. Proposing immigration restriction with vicious and disdainful attitudes is why there isn't more reasonable support for restrictions.

@@cyberneticbutterfly8506 Sorry, but I don't see any connection with attitude there. I just see some people's inability to understand actual consequences of massive illegal immigration. Europe is full of refuges and illegal immigrants, so much so that they've became a big burden to economy and a serious threat to security and order. Btw, I can only say that the US has the same problem.

Sure, in the EU for EU citizens. It's kind of like how the US has open borders for US citizens.

ROFL

Yes, right and extreme far right. But right is still more right than any right party in Europe.

Of course there is. There's right leaning and far right leading

There is the blue party and the ultraviolet party.

@@to_loww Nah, there's only the rainbow party ruling the whole mfking country now. And that 💩 is spreading worse than C0vid all over the western world.

Twenty states and the District of Columbia have set their own minimum age laws ranging from 14 in Montana to 21 in Illinois, but in the remaining 30 states it's technically legal for a child to possess a long gun.

@@moragmackay3597 I know, I was only just looking it up earlier after I watched the video, it's a truly bizarre situation. I don't get what the point of the federal regulations on gun sales are, if they can be so easily circumvented, legally, by private sales such as at gun shows.

@@WitchavenI’m kind of wondering how they’re doing it as I haven’t seen a gun sale without a background check in 25 years. Back then they were doing back ground checks at all the gun shows and gun auctions I attended.

@@user-zg4ne5pq2g Do individual states have laws requiring this or is it just an "honour" based system? Aside from the gun shows, what about individual private sales, are these subject to background checks or proof of licenship?

@@Witchaven the background checks are managed federally. As for states they and even counties can vary greatly. Last I heard there were some 30,000 plus gun laws on the books in the US.

Lots of people I know have licenses to possess guns in the UK. you have to think before typing.

​@@cedhome7945 take your own advice. This person just said that they personally wouldn't know where to go to buy a gun because you don't see any selling points in the open. Nothing to think about there, just the reality for anybody in Europe who didn't actively research how and where to get guns.

@@xfranczeskax UK instead have knife stabbing and only criminals have guns instead

I disagree strongly. Everyone should have guns available to buy in order to defend their home, families and to defend against tyranical governments who treat people like slaves. London has the highest knife crime, pretty much in the world thanks to mass immigration illegal or otherwise. This was never the case years ago. If tge average English, Scott, Welsh, Irish were allowed to own a gun and defend their homes, Britain and ghe UK wouldn't be in the shit state it is now.

@@Notevenallowedtoburnwood I think you need to look at the statistics a little more carefully. Just Google is knife crime worse in the UK than USA I just have. And I am so glad I live in the UK. Most but not all of our police do not routinely carry guns. I am glad The UK does not have the same gun culture as the USA. How many school children in the USA have been killed in school shootings. We had one years ago and tightened up our gun laws. We didn’t suggest that teachers should carry guns. The UK is a hell of a lot safer than the US. Why your at it google the deaths by shooting in the US compared with countries in Europe.

You sound bitter.

No we don't want them thanks

I think it's time we in the UK helped out the good old US of A and show them the errors of there ways.

@@moirapugh7877 How about we get our own house in order before lecturing anyone else?

​@@moirapugh7877 ... does that include spelling too?

Jim Jefferies is incredibly astute and easily makes inflammatory statements to Americans softened with relatable humour! Amazing talent! 🙋👍

@@jenniferharrison8915 Also a perfect match to this clip: Jim Jeffries - Gun Control Part 1 + 2

@@uluruh1527 Yes, very appropriate and easily accessible in the US!

South or Nord?

Yup, the full Dundee.

Except for when the $hit hits the fan, and you need American help.

For exaple. What was the last such situation. If IT was on last 30 years you have really bad PR, here in UE or NATO. I dont talk about Ukraine its outside od NATO and UE

@@user-kq5ke5yb6k Definitely not. The USA has relied on europe more than the other way around of late. The US didn't ever involve itself into any wars until it got attacked itself, then claims all the glory despite joining at the last minute. To my knowledge the US hasn't actually ever won a single proper war by itself, despite claiming to be the "greatest" and the "best". More recently than WW2, they've a bad habit of shooting their allies. In 2003??? I think... a british convoy was shot at by an A10 warthog. The American pilot, Gus Kohntopp from the Idaho National Air Guard saw some troops on the ground - rather than waiting for permission to engage, or asking for a marker round, he decided to open fire, despite on the video it quite clearly being very obvious he is not even SURE that they are enemy. He fired at them. He went around for another pass, and opened fire again, this time killing a British soldier and severely injuring another soldier who tried to save his now dead colleague. A prime example of American incompetence... shooting TWICE at someone you aren't even sure is the enemy. What happened? Nothing. He was never court martialled, never tried for any criminal charges.. the US did what it always does... swept it under the carpet and acted like nothing had happened. You guys value other people's lives so little and it shows. The USA demand the UK extradite Julian Assange, despite the fact they legally couldn't as he was in the Ecuadorian embassy. Yet the USA REFUSED to extradite Anne Sacoolas when she KILLED a british citizen due to her own incompetence.... and instead tried to pay the family off.... now there's an american answer to any problem "throw money at it". And then you wonder why europe and much of the world has such distain for the USA. If the USA was wiped off the face of the earth tomorrow I wouldn't give two hoots, as a nation you aren't anywhere near as "liked" or "appreciated" by most of the world, as a lot of the US citizens think.

Americans have this rather odd view, that "We are liked by everyone, everyone loves the USA, they gleefully go around thinking "Everybody loves us, we are amazing". If they knew the truth that actually the US is probably the most hated nation on the planet overall, they'd be less chuffed. Many europeans have a lot of distain for the USA, especially when it comes to just how little regard they place on human life. Healthcare being one of those points and the willingness to try to justify shooting each other dead on a whim is the other point.

​@@thefiestaguy8831 eh what about ww1 and 2. America lend leased basically have of all arms and machinery the allied used. If it wasnt for america the world's lingua franca would be german.

I wouldn’t dare sell a gun in US without going through a licensed Federal Firearms seller either. Need that paperwork showing it’s no longer with you.

@@downey2294 It really depends in which state this happened. It isn't called "gun show loophole" for no reason.

Twenty states and the District of Columbia have set their own minimum age laws ranging from 14 in Montana to 21 in Illinois, but in the remaining 30 states it's technically legal for a child to possess a long gun.

You get say that but there is a difference to it to. Trauma Team admit what they are doing. So healthcare in the US takes your money and still doesn't help you. Trauma Team do what they say they do so if you have paid they will help you... So they basicly lie alot less.

And once you get a gun, unless you’re on a farm you need to maintain a minimum annual attendance at a firing range to keep it.

I see the sarcasm but I have to say training an adult gun safety for the first time is a lot more dangerous than teaching a kid.

Yeah, same with Saudi Arabia. The slaves probably weren't thoroughly surveyed.

I'm sorry to hear that your father-in-law wasn't able to receive the treatment he needed in time. I'm sure that we agree that the health services we have should be improved and I'm sure if your family had been able to pay for a quicker operation at a private clinic then they would have. But if you don't have the money to pay private in the UK/Italy, how do you pay for the operation in the US? At least the diagnosis and treatment he did receive was relatively free and not too much of a financial burden on your family. How much would that diagnosis, pain control therapy, and hospital care have cost in the US? Many people in the US don't get operations/treatments to improve their health (or even visit the doctor/hospital), because the bill, or insurance plan "deductible" is too expensive for them. Women who have just given birth in US hospitals are even charged for holding their new baby !!! My mum recently died from cancer in Scotland. Fortunately for us, although the bowel cancer eventually became inoperable, she did receive free treatment on the NHS that prolonged her life considerably. Nearer the end, a free daily home-help service was allocated to allow her to stay in her house. When that was no longer tenable, she was looked after by a free hospice service until she passed away. I don't come from a wealthy family and I'm very grateful to the Scottish health service for the care and quality of life my mother had in her old age, without our family's finances being crippled and burdened with debt, as they probably would have been under the US system for the same level of care. Sorry for the rant :) Love, peace, power and happiness to you !

The Tories have dragged the UK to the depths and have let the NHS decline into chaos. Keir Starmer will have a hell of a job fixing the mess they've left, but at least the Tories will be history by the end of July 4th. It would help, though, if Brits would help themselves by not stuffing themselves with American garbage UPFs. They're not as fat and unhealthy as Murkins, but they're closing the gap.

New York has some of the strictest guns laws in the United States. Crazy Yanks

​​@@robertcervantes7016 Twenty states and the District of Columbia have set their own minimum age laws ranging from 14 in Montana to 21 in Illinois, but in the remaining 30 states it's technically legal for a child to possess a long gun.

Crazy brits.

@@UNITED-STATES-OF-MURICA140 You didn't even use a capital letter, how rude.

@@UNITED-STATES-OF-MURICA140 Haha, you're the country that has mass shootings nearly every week, and no UHC - not the British. You're in denial.

I've just been in hospital recently for 3 weeks with a broken pelvis. Ambulances, medication, food, surgery and furniture (commode, walker and crutches,) and I don't have insurance. My bill? £0 😊

You should've seen the hilarity and disbelief in 1980 when Ronald Reagan was elected!

No passport? The airfare is expensive? Not used to travelling outside their country?

Just over 60% of Americans don't have a passport. That is from their own Government's statistics. Btw, the YT Bots are deleting many independently proven factual comments that are critical of America. So pathetically insecure as always. They really can't handle actual facts!

Perhaps they’re too sick?

@@Jill-mh2wn Flying from the US to germany and back can be as cheap as 400 dollars.. applying for a passport is also easily possible

Remember the majority of Americans don’t have a passport…

They are actually less free than any of the other Western countries. The only freedom they have is their freedumb.

Free to only exercise their freedumb.

Uniquely, the USA is 23th!? Exactly who is 23rd is anyone’s guess…hope they’re happy too.

That's absolutely crazy. In my country a regular hospital visit is like 23$ and getting tested is free

My wife worked in that hospital in the 1980s. She told me anything used had a peel off bar code that was billed to the patient. Start of this year I had open heart surgery. A month of expensive anti biotics to fight an infection and an air ambulance ride. Cost nothing. Yes I paid taxes for 42yrs. But it was worth it and I dont mi d paying for care of other citizens. We all make up the one society.

@@moondaughter1004 I personally think our healthcare system is flawed. It costs too much especially compared to the rest of the world. People should not be concerned about the price to save their lives as I knew someone who passed away with over $500,000 in medical bills that the family is now responsible for paying. My sister who is a medical doctor in Boston has 4 luxury homes, 2 in America, 1 in Australia and another in France. Most of her income comes from contracts from the pharmaceutical companies believe it or not. Idk, after seeing and knowing the inner workings of healthcare, it kind of sickens me that the U.S. seems to less of medical care and more of a business. I can give you plenty of examples about how corrupt it is. I currently am dating a Persian woman who has a bachelors in medical billing. She stopped working in the field as the drs told her to she was to bill tests to patients who didn't need the tests. That the dr said "bill them! I want to drain as much money as I can from these people!" She literally quit her profession because it didn't aline with her morals. My ex wife was a RN and BSN. Same deal. She still works in the field as she makes $300,000+ a year with her overtime. She would tell me how the medical facility would tell to purposely open supplies and throw them away so they could bill the patients for it. Things like 1 ibuprofen costs patients $20-$50 for one pill. Bandages, syringes, suture kits all the same thing. I remember her telling me about how a dr came in to give stitches and he opened 5 different gauges acting like they weren't going to work and ended up charging the patient $60 a piece for them. My mother quit psychiatry too because she also felt that she wasn't helping people anymore.

So because people walk around with guns in a secluded area that you probably never intend to visit anyway you decide to move across continents. Seems reasonable.

@@dr.remerb8011 its not the only reason? Why i said more than one reason? My dad owns guns and he is a RESPONSIBLE gun owner and i dont mind but he also hunts and works in an area where its dangerous. I also feel like i never belonged in the culture and get homesick for the UK when i come back to visit family. Please do not assume.

The difference is there are numerous forms of ID which are acceptable for voting purposes in the UK, but not necessarily acceptable for other ID purposes. Also, if a person has none of them, a Voter Registration Certificate is easy to get and costs nothing.

Don't forget that the Tories scrapped the National Identity Card. They even made the ones invalid that already were issued.

You are full of shit.

Another problem is that you maybe have an acute not life endangering problem, but the doctor can't treat you until there is an okay from the insurance and if there is a cheaper but worse alternative they often will only accept that solution. To exaggerate a bit - doctor say you need an artificial leg to walk and being able to work and insurance says we only pay for a wheel chair and your co-pay is 2/3 of the price for the wheel chair, while your insurance fee every month is double the cost of the wheel chair.

@@seanthiar That is way too complex for me to work out, as I don't understand the concept of these 'co-pays' and having to pay more than the insurance premium is, for a substandard treatment decided on by some random _office_ worker...

Not even that is true.

@@user-xi6nk4xs4s it is true. The billionaires go to the US.

@@Youbetternowatchthis Only for specific treatments and for the luxury they can buy.

@@user-xi6nk4xs4s still the best. Just not for the average man. It is what it is. I am happy not live there since I am not a billionaire myself and got hit by a car once and was very happy not having to pay for anything and also not die. What I am saying is. I don’t think it’s good overall, but it is astoundingly good for the 0.1%

@@Youbetternowatchthis Unfortunately there is no data that supports that statement. The medical system is not bad if you've got the money to pay for it, but there is no prove whatsoever that it's the best, and most certainly not by far.

He’d be legally liable. Licensed gun sellers are expected to deny sales if they suspect anything suspicious, even if the back ground check passes.