Larry W4CSC wrote:
Brian Whatcott wrote in
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It's the darnedest thing: Canada and Britain spend less than one half
as much a proportion of Gross National Product on Heathcare than we do
on Healthcare. Both of their Healthcare operations are run by
bureaucracies. And they BOTH live a little longer than we do.

But su they have to wait longer for surgery, and for routine
medical visits.
So I guess what it boils down to is this: OUR free enterprize health
bureaucracy is even more inefficient than their socialized
bureaucracies.

Brian Whatcott



I don't think so.
Translation: Don't confuse me with any facts please, my mind is made up.

Our system runs on pure GREED, just like everything else
in our American Society.

and this is okay with you?
you poor suckers, when are enough of you going to wake up and smell the
coffee?



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beldar wrote in
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Our system runs on pure GREED, just like everything else
in our American Society.

and this is okay with you?

Sure! The greedy little *******s, just like me, can become millionaires
and buy those boats we all love, even bigger! I'm not envious of them, at
all.

you poor suckers, when are enough of you going to wake up and smell the
coffee?

Er, ah, coffee in our greedy empire is $US0.49 for unlimited refills. You
can drink coffee until you're shaking too bad to lift the cup.

How much was coffee in the socialist eutopias of England? France?
Germany? Switzerland?......per cup?!

How awful....
Larry

Somehow I would perfer a cup of coffee in Paris or London then one at work.

But that's just me. :-)


"Larry W4CSC" wrote in message
...
beldar wrote in
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Our system runs on pure GREED, just like everything else
in our American Society.

and this is okay with you?

Sure! The greedy little *******s, just like me, can become millionaires
and buy those boats we all love, even bigger! I'm not envious of them, at
all.

you poor suckers, when are enough of you going to wake up and smell the
coffee?

Er, ah, coffee in our greedy empire is $US0.49 for unlimited refills. You
can drink coffee until you're shaking too bad to lift the cup.

How much was coffee in the socialist eutopias of England? France?
Germany? Switzerland?......per cup?!

How awful....
Larry

"Rick & Linda Bernard" wrote in
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Somehow I would perfer a cup of coffee in Paris or London then one at
work.

But that's just me. :-)



Yes, but NONE of these coffee emporiums can compete with that first cup of
coffee from the percolator clamped onto a gimballed stove slanted back 20
degrees out in the Atlantic 200 miles from ANY of these places.

I'm not sure whether it's the constant agitation caused by the swells
coming up under the stern or what. But, it sure makes great "cockpit
coffee" on a fine morning at sea.

Don't mind me. Just got back from the Gulf Stream and having a
flashback....(c;

Larry
S/V Lionheart
Come alongside and I'll high line you a cup.