Love to watch the Jimmy Dore show, he tells the truth. Also some of these comments here are facepalm worthy.

Where are you forming this opinion that people who cannot afford good healthcare get better results in the US.  If anything the life expectancy shows that is not the case.  Also if you cannot afford insurance within the US, you will not get the procedures that cost a lot of money.  Even if you have insurance, there isn't a guarantee that your insurance company will pay for those needed exams, medical drugs or surgical procedures for a lot of the stuff people believe their insurance company will pay for.  Having been through this I know that doctors will not even tell you about certain procedures if your insurance will not cover it unless its life threatening and even then you have to fund it from your own pockets.  The reason why billionaires fly to the US for treatments is because they can afford to pay the cost for those procedures for some reason you believe you get access to because you have insurance.

I was saying the opposite. I was saying that many cant afford good healthcare in the US, but I consider that irrelevant. I measure effectiveness based on the preference of the richest people on earth, who choose the US system over any other when given the choice.

Also don't forget it has one of the lowest unemployment numbers in the world better than for example usa and people live longer than in USA. Damned Germany sucks
Sjeez what's next they can have Kinder surprise and drink at 18?

 I don't know much about Germany in particular. But, I do have a basic understanding of economics.  I know that it is a 100% Stone Cold fact that there is no such thing as free education.

What you are saying is that education is funded by other people, rather than by the student.  That's not even in the same ballpark as free. It just means that other people are picking up the tab for your education.

Right. And then once the person who got the 'free' college gets a good job they then pay for others with their taxes. Get it? It's a cycle that works wonderfully. Taxes are not a bad thing as some Americans stupidly think. What's bad is the poor usage of tax money. So whereas other countries are fine doing things that benefit all of society as a whole with their tax money, Americans would rather it be spent not for the benefit of society as whole. Which leads to the American wasteland and vast wealth disparity it is now since the entire country is just about serving themselves and not others.

beer and wine at 16, hard alcoholics at 18.

You seem to have a terrible understanding of American culture and Americans. But, that's outside the scope of this thread.  So, I'll leave it at that.

As to the rest of your argument, it's not clear to me how it addresses my comment.  I can only figure that you didn't like my point, so you decided to read something into my comment that I didn't say.  

20K is about what someone makes with a full time minimum wage job. Depending on the state, some might be more or less. The median income is about $40K.

In Travis County TX, it looks like you need to make at least $13K to get a government subsidy that covers virtually all or most of a health plan at Healthcare.gov. It seems if you have 4 kids and make $20K you don't get a subsidy, but your kids will qualify for CHIP and food stamps is also likely. But most people do get their health care from their employer. Also, I'm not sure if Texas offers anything locally to provide healthcare for the poor. In Arizona (red state), we have AHCCSS which gives MANY poor people free health coverage.

Honestly, we could probably give more poor people health care if we just eliminated most other safety nets. I'd be open to giving more poor people free/cheap access to health care if we pull way back on other safety nets. Also, lets remember a vast majority of this country already has health care plans.

I seem to have a much better understanding of American culture than you do. How else would you explain your country being vastly more wealthy and yet having worse conditions for its most fragile citizens than countries with much less of its per capita GDP? It's because Americans shun the idea of helping someone below them. It's always "why do I have to pay for this" or "why do I have to pay for that". And that mindset allows politicians to continue cutting taxes on the wealthy so the rich keep hoarding their wealth and the middle class is happy because those under them now have less support. It's hilarious to see. Nobody in America makes a ruckus about the billions in unneeded corporate subsidies but oh no, if just one person uses their food stamps to buy something not completely nutritious it sparks immediate reform. America is a barbaric state compared to most other nations. It can't even guarantee all of its citizens something as basic as healthcare and instead chooses to have corporations profit off of dying people.