Weiser says:
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Ipse dixit, quod erat demonstrandum.
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What you don't comprehend is that no doctor is required to participate
in the national insurance scheme -- all doctors are free.

Weiser says:
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Doctors in the US don't go on strike
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So, you're predicting that the 50,000 to 100,000 (and growing rapidly)
unionized doctors in the USA (can you say HMO?) will never go on
strike? Good luck on that one!

Weiser, in reference to the USA, says:
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Nope. They get paid exactly what the consume thinks their services are
worth.
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And you actually believe that, eh?

I suspect it's more a case of what the consumer "must" pay, because,
while you "talk to free market talk", "walking the walk" is quite
another thing. You have yet to explain how/why the free market doesn't
respond to such lucrative incomes with a greater supply of doctors.
Scott, isn't that the way it's supposed to work?

What in hell is wrong with you guys down there, that you can't get the
capitalist system to work for you as far as the supply of doctors is
concerned? Maybe if you could get these things right, we'd be inclined
to follow your example. But, so long as the simple supply-demand thing
remains a mystery to you, perhaps we'd best stick to a system that
produces better results. When you get the kinks worked out, give us a
call.

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