Wii still sold out

[Kwaad]

StormProphet I considered you one of the best Wii fanatics out there. You typically spit out useful info.

ookaze I mean, you couldn't understand a system where we don't let poor people die because they can't pay for health insurance.

OMGZOR. You mean that since I make 10,000/year. I'm not eligble for medical... Meaning I have to pay 200$ for a doctor to write me a perscription because I'm dieing then Pay 500$ for the perscripting... OMG You seious. Oh wait. That's why I suffer when I'm sick. When a country's best attribute is cheap manual labor. It is NOT DOING WELL. Where I live. There are 2 Automobile plants... and 3 boat manufacturers. No high tech jobs. no jobs require more than 12th grade education. Unless it's 1/100 jobs and then those only pay 20$/hour. And that's still less than 40,000/year. I dont know what america you live in. But it's not the america I've seen. (Entire east coast, midwest, mountian, and west coast) Maybe hawaii is diffrent. But of almost every mainland state that I've been in... There are your rich neighborhoods... and then those that are a LOT... less off. Here is some stuff about american health coverage. http://www.nchc.org/facts/coverage.shtml Scroll through this list. If you lived in canada. Made under 30,000/year. You wouldnt pay taxes. AND have medical. http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes_28940.htm#b00-0000 In america. If you make under 30,000 and Pay your 20% taxes. You cant afford medical. Moral of the story. Please dont say america is the greatest country in the world. I would love it to be true. But I suffer every day. My Wife is a diabetic. Do you know how likely I am to move out of the state I'm in? Do you know what it takes to get medical where I live? Medical Assistance from the goverment... like Canada... and obviously france give you for free? Let me tell you what it takes. 1. Be under 21. 2. Be Pregant. Welcome to the worst medicare state in the country, which has the worst medical in the civilized world. Also. Run a currency conversion for USD --> into any other currency. Canadians/Europeans. What currency do you use, and how much do you pay for a loaf of bread, a can of soup? How much does 'cheap' houseing cost? How much does your medical cost? I'll list my numbers. USD. 2.00$ /loaf of bread. 0.79$ /can of soup. 80,000$ for a small 40 year old 2bedroom house. 400$/month I pay 9.25% sales tax. (everything I buy) and then I have whatever the federal tax is.