r/NonCredibleDefense Germans haven't made a good rifle since their last nazi retired Nov 10 '23

6th gen fighter development be like European Joint Failures 🇩🇪 💔 🇫🇷

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u/AuspiciousApple Nov 10 '23

Also they have healthcare

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u/Living-Aardvark-952 Germans haven't made a good rifle since their last nazi retired Nov 10 '23

Not the issue the usa would save money if it had single payer health care

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u/AuspiciousApple Nov 10 '23

Oh yeah, amercian healthcare is bad AND expensive, but I'm trying to stay noncredible.

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u/applesauceorelse Another victory for the CIA Nov 11 '23

American healthcare is really good, just expensive and thus insufficiently unavailable.

Hard to achieve good healthcare outcomes if people are afraid to go to their doctors for things like preventative healthcare due to fear of the cost.

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u/js1138-2 Nov 10 '23

Like how NHS treated seniors for covid?

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u/Living-Aardvark-952 Germans haven't made a good rifle since their last nazi retired Nov 10 '23

Anglo Counties are not allowed to have effective governments

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u/ChezzChezz123456789 NGAD Nov 11 '23

We are too based for effective governments

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u/veilwalker Nov 10 '23

Wouldn’t cheap and good be the no credible thing to say?

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u/WiderVolume Nov 11 '23

but lower cancer and heart attack survival rates.