In Paris, you can buy a toilet pass which covers free washroom use in the entire city. Oh it's called Paris Museum Pass.

I'm from the UK. Toilets are free here and our healthcare (NHS) is free too, although I have always thought Canada sounds a great place to live!

Ok first of all let’s just get out of the way that the American healthcare system sucks. It costs a lot of money. There are some things you can get easier or of better quality in America, but it costs. No one is more frustrated about this system than Americans. I am a type 1 diabetic who is a real estate agent and consultant so I don’t have employer paid coverage. So we good on this, got it out of the way? Ok let’s move on “free” is a word thrown around more inaccurately than any other, except maybe socialism. I have never met anyone who actually lives in Canada call their healthcare free. Certain Americans handle that for them. Nothing is free. Taxes pay for this, but also if you need prescription drugs, dental, vision and other elective procedures you are not covered. Also because it is a general tax you can’t really extrapolate how much of your tax dollars actually go to healthcare. Many employers cover the private insurance (US does this to varying degrees based on where you work), good God I miss my corporate job in NYC sometimes 😔. Yes nearly everything you need to pay on your own is much much less than the US. We got it, but it still isn’t free. Also yes there are much longer wait times than in other places, but not as long as many people think. There are also not as many doctors so it may be harder in certain areas to find a specialist you need, and you have to get a referral from your GP, so that can add an extra step. In addition this varies by province. Provinces are able to handle the rationing and other elements on the healthcare system independent of the Canadian government. In the end, the huge benefit of Canadian healthcare is the cost. Compared to the US, I mean duh. There are also certain elements in terms of quality that the US does better. This could go down an endless rabbit hole, but my point is can we please retire the word “free” when talking about Canadian or European healthcare? There is more covered, but again not free. Thank you. Also wtf is this toilet thing? Who pays to use the toilet?

Welsh toilets are free also nhs also no bears

Brasil that have, some public toilets, free healthcare and free education

Free health care means extreme taxation no thanks

depending on the establishment. But generally yes.

So does the UK

Yet many Canadians still come to America to get medical treatment.

Sweden has free toilets too. There are pay-toilets too. They tend be a bit cleaner as they're less prone to vandalism. No teenager is gonna pay to spray paint a toilet and steal all the paper if he can walk a block and do it for free.

Something is definitely wrong if you have to state "free toilet". It's like saying : this bottled water comes with free oxygen.

Europeans don’t all have free healthcare! Some countries might but definitely not all of them.

It's not "free," though is it? Just paid for buy everyone instead of just those who need it.

Is it proper to clump the two in the same genre? I mean free poop and free doctors - come to think of it that's OK!

The United States is, by definition, a third world country. Don't believe me. Look up the definition. It is truly sad.

i go to canada!

Yeah, definitely free toilets beat free healthcare. I mean, it's not like you can relieve yourself in the bush. It's WAY EASIER to perform surgery there.

That's the best thing you can say about America? Free toilets? I agree but still...

Do we even have free toilets?

Yes, but the price of toilet paper is through the roof. Pay for use dispensers!

UK has free toilets.

Bruh I’m in America and I have paid for all the toilets I bought BOUGHT

You pay for toilets in Europe? Never seen that.

Free toilets??

I heard that health care is not entirely free in Canada?