Scott asserts without knowing the facts:
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Difference is that if she doesn't like the priority given to her based
on
her income, she can seek out another service provider willing to put
her
higher on the list. Canadians can't.
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Not quite correct. When my father-in-law didn't like the coronary
surgery options available to him in his smaller community, he asked his
GP to refer him to one of the surgeons in the preemminent heart
hospital in a larger city.

No problem.

And, when it came time for the surgery, he was helicoptered onto the
roof of the city hospital from his island community. [damned good
service if you ask me]. In this case, HE chose his surgeon and HE chose
the hospital and he got his wishes.

The problem with you, Scotty, is that you make up what goes on in
Canada and/or you comb the internet for one-off bad examples. Yet those
of us who live here and have experience (BCITORGB, KMAN, Michael, etc)
with the system know that what you insist is true is, in fact, a
fantasy.

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