You want USA to use SUS while yourself preffer health insurance? You do know that USA have health insurance plan right? Also aware that ObamaCare and the government financing of university education were the two main factors for the big jump in price for both health insurance and superior education in USA?

Well we sure as hell keep bailing out the large corporations.  Did it in 2008 and now 2020. 

Over here we only have this kind of health insurance because we have SUS. SUS brings the prices down. And SUS does have huge issues and deficiencies, but, a person at least receive treatmeant in extreme cases. It`s better to have SUS than nothing. Health insurance in USA is way better than not having, but they still pay small fortunes depending on the case.

If you believe it ok... I guess USA private schools are cheap because they have very good public school? Or even in Brazil our schools are very cheap right? Not at all. A very bad public service doesn`t make the private service become cheap.

Funny enough a lot of doctors don`t accept health insurance because what they get paid is very little, still some will accept to lower their price for about what you would pay with the health insurance.

Whats the biggest country to successfully implement universal healthcare? Japan and Mexico? I didn't look up Mexico's, but Japan's system seems to be doing wel, controlling added costs from year to year. I'm too lazy at the moment to look closer, but is there a private option to close the gap on fees? From wikepedia it looks like the regular coverage only covers 70%. Japan has around 127 million people, which is 200 million less people than the United States. It will not be easy to implement universal healthcare for so many people to cover the poorest of Americans. This is especially true when very few if any Republicans would vote for it. Saying all that I am in favor of universal healthcare for the one reason that no human being should have to choose between going bankrupt or die because they do not have adequate insurance.

What you call successful?

Brazil have 100% coverage on the over 200M people.

And China probably have 100% coverage for over 1B people. 

I think you're missing the point.

You can work hard your whole life and still live in poverty today. That wasn't the case in boomer days. Everything was more equitable back then.  

Wages should rise as COL rises. Instead, greedy corporations hoarded the wealth and the disparity between CEO wealth and everybody else went absolutely crazy. 

For example, in 1970 the average salary was around $10k and the average home price was about $25k

Today it is $31k and $271k

So we went from home price being 2.5x salary to being almost 10x salary which is why you see so many articles about millennials being unable to afford a house potentially ever.

Socialism attempts to prevent the exact scenario America is currently in by making things more equitable. CEO shouldn't make 200x what the average employee at their company makes: that's insane.

The fact that we have tons of people with multiple houses, private jets, yachts, etc. while others are homeless is an actual problem. Most of these people did not work any harder than Joe Six Pack next door. They simply were privileged or lucky.

You can absolutely become wealthy by working hard, but it takes more than that alone. You're not getting wealthy on a teacher's salary for example, which is a shame because teachers are fundamental to a productive society. Meanwhile, someone like me who fell into software development by serendipity and genuinely enjoys his job can be compensated well. I have too much, others have too little. It should be more equitable, I'm happy to pay more taxes to support people who are incapable or unable to get ahead to have a stable life and enjoy themselves.

Sources:

https://www.epi.org/publication/ceo-compensation-2018/

https://dqydj.com/historical-home-prices/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_income_in_the_United_States#:~:text=The%20Bureau%20of%20Labor%20Statistics,October%202019%20in%202012%20dollars.

I don't know about the Christian Lucifer but the Islamic Shaytan(The Broken One) or Azazeel, as was his name, is a lesson in humility. He was born out of special fire as all djinns were and he prayed so much that he attained special rank among the top angels.

But when God created Adam and told all angels to bow down, Azazeel refused because he was made of fire and Adam clay so why would fire bow down to clay? He refused God's command out of pure arrogance and he never repented or try to make amends. Instead he asked God to make him stat alive until Judgement Day so he can keep leading humans astray as a way to show how inferior they are and how easily they can be persuaded to do evil. He accepted rotting in the deepest pits of hell for that.

In islamic values, arrogance is such a big sin that it;s held contrary to faith itself aka its opposite. That's the lesson to be learnt from Satan. The biggest sin after associating partners with God is arrogance itself. 

It's one of the most important lessons in Islam as to how humans should behave. The best humans and Muslims are humble, and don't boast nor do they think themselves better than everyone else. Even if you don't believe in Islam, you can still learn from the story of Satan and not repeat his mistakes because arrogance is such an ugly thing and can destroy the best of creation. Everything we build up for our entire existence can get ruined by arrogance

in the US the only thing similar to universal health care is the VA system and doesnt run well at all so there's that

Do tell what is wrong with it and what's not correct about it? I have history on my side so you better be prepared for something good. The US has been protecting and making money for rich corporations since the 1st world war and even before that, a lot of times at the expense of her own people.