Harry Krause wrote:
As opposed to the US system, where, if you are one of the nearly 50
million without health insurance or the means to pay cash, you're likely
to get little or no care at all for serious medical problems, and if you
do get help, you sit and wait and wait and wait while you lose time from
work and then you lose your crummy job.


A crummy job is not much loss, is it?

Waiting and waiting and waiting and waiting for FREE health
care is not that big a problem, is it?

If there was such a thing as free gasoline, imagine how long
you'd have to wait in line at the pump.

DSK