U.S failing infrastructure

[jhungary]

I know you were being sarcastic, but no doubt India and Japan would absolutely salivate at the prospect of getting their hands on one of those mighty ships with all their aircraft included.

maybe even the museum ship, like USS Midway or USS Kittyhawk, I do think there are some live left in Kitty Hawk, maybe if Japan or india buy Like 70 FA18 superhornet and get the hawk for free?

 

[ganesh177]

India also receives US Aid on many projects/ NGOs. Check out the facts before writing the next post in rage..

Did i mention any country ?

 

[KingMamba]

That's not true. Hospitals are required to treat people. Who pays is a totally different matter.

US is a paradise for illegal aliens who often times get more benefits then citizens themselves.

I have experinced this firsthand when I came to this country and you tell me its not true? Lol.

I would be getting my insurance in 15 days after the date I visited the clinic and they refused to allow me to see a doctor, that is after I had to fill out bunch of crap that wasted an hour of my time.

I had also informed them beforehand that I would be paying myself.

There is a difference between a clinic and hospital. If you went to a clinic then yeah because most clinics are either privately run and have small budgets or just have small budget in general and cannot afford to take in anybody of the street. Hospitals will bill you but then write it off if you say you cannot pay for it.

You're preaching to the choir my friend. Road infrastructure definitely needs to be improved. Although to be fair, there are many areas that are much better then others. it's not all bad by any stretch.

Well here in nyc they are always fixing roads but the wear and tear makes it nearly impossible for the roads to stay fresh for longer than a few months if lucky.

 

[Faiez]

That doesn't make sense man. Healthcare companies are raping people's wallet.
There was little to no regulations before ObamaCare, US healthcare sucked then and it sucks now. Insurance companies shouldn't be allowed to do whatever they want.

You have no idea...

there have been strict regulations in every single sector in USA...Licenses are required for each and every single thing...

It's a combination of all these regulations making US healthcare suckish...In a free market, healthcare cost and standard would always be according to what people demand, what can sell. Anything other than that will simply seize to exist.

 

[KAL-EL]

Well here in nyc they are always fixing roads but the wear and tear makes it nearly impossible for the roads to stay fresh for longer than a few months if lucky.

Considering the dense population of NYC, not surprised at all. The same applies to a lesser extent down here in Philadelphia.

 

[senheiser]

well if you spent all your money to hold your infrastructure abroad thats what happens

 

[Don Badass]

I have experinced this firsthand when I came to this country and you tell me its not true? Lol.

I would be getting my insurance in 15 days after the date I visited the clinic and they refused to allow me to see a doctor, that is after I had to fill out bunch of crap that wasted an hour of my time.

I had also informed them beforehand that I would be paying myself.

Clinics are generally privately owned.

Got to a hospital's ED and you would get treated.

 

[jammersat]

The american infrastructure dates back to the 50s when Harry Truman was excited by the german autobahn , of course it's old , lots of nations have built better infrastructure since then.