GraceAbounds
Well-Known Member
So does Pudding Time.I really don't know why, and I live here!
So does Pudding Time.I really don't know why, and I live here!
I really don't know why, and I live here! There are many variants of socialized health care out there....one of them (or a hybrid of some) could work for us.
I wish you'd read the top of the post that describes the skit and that it was written a certain way on purpose to show the extremes.
Also understand that the skit had a time limit to it, so it may not have everything in it that 'you' might want it to have.
They don't.
Then start a thread, explain each system, the pros and cons of them, and back it up with facts. Or just keep complaining about it every time it comes up. Your choice.They sure do reference the Canadian system a whole lot. While there are different systems out there that hardly get a mention at all.
Then start a thread, explain each system, the pros and cons of them, and back it up with facts. Or just keep complaining about it every time it comes up. Your choice.
Thank you.Then start a thread, explain each system, the pros and cons of them, and back it up with facts. Or just keep complaining about it every time it comes up. Your choice.
Yes, you are allowed to. But this isn't the first time you've complained about us using Canada as a frame of reference. It's probably the one that we, as Americans, have the most experience with. I've met far more Canadians than Europeans.Incase you didn't notice. This is a thread about the pro's and con's.
And am I not allowed to raise a point of view that I have noticed in debates of this very topic?
Yes, you are allowed to. But this isn't the first time you've complained about us using Canada as a frame of reference. It's probably the one that we, as Americans, have the most experience with. I've met far more Canadians than Europeans.
I asked you to enlighten us to the other ones.
Where?I have done. Yet no one said boo about it.
Where?
Not in Denmark they don't. There are doctor's everywhere. Why? because not only in med school free, the government pays you a small allowance while you're a student. This in turn produces a large amount of doctors.
No lines.. No waits..
That's only one example, and it doesn't explain how the system works and what makes it different from Canada. That's what I'm trying to get out of you here.Canada's waiting lines fault was referenced. And I brought up the fact that Denmark's system doesn't have this fault and explained why, here:
That's only one example, and it doesn't explain how the system works and what makes it different from Canada. That's what I'm trying to get out of you here.
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