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On 20-Feb-2005, Scott Weiser wrote:
They PRESUMED that the vast majority of citizens would be armed, and would in fact be carrying arms most of the time, and would therefore be able to use those arms to keep the peace and defend against criminal assault. Personal defense against criminal assault? That's what a "militia" defending against tyranical government is in your mind? Bizarre! Mike |
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![]() "KMAN" wrote in message ... snippage... Who are they? When did they tell me this? ================ You tell me. Or, were you just making up the stuff you claimed about getting in for any test right away? What are you talking about? You can't get any test you want right away. ================ Wellthere you go. Thanks for finally admitting there are wait lists... However, you can get excellent care most everywhere and in the event of living in a geographically isolated area or some other area where there is less equipment and doctors than the norm, tests for non-emergencies might result in a long wait. ======================= That's part of the point, idiot. How do you know if it's an emergency without the test? You really are that stupid, aren't you? Take a look into low birth weight babies born in Canada vs the US. Being born low weight to a Canadian family is a greater risk that being born to a African-American family in the US. Where does that fit in with your ill-concieved ideas that the 'poor' in the US suffer, while no-one in Canada does? Where are you getting that information? ======================= Try getting it yourself. You're the one in canada.... As I suspected. More yakety yak by someone who has no idea. ========================== LOL Thanks for proving that you are ignorant of computer use. Your statement does not compute. ======================= Of course not, not to someone that apparently dosen't know how to use theirs, eh? Logic system failure. ==================== Yes, you have failed at alot of things here. Core logic meltdown. ============== Yes, you are there. As far as making ignorant claims, there are more than a few that you have never backed up. This is a weasely way of admitting that you can't back up your claim. ==================== Nopde. Try again fool. I've even given you the hints... No hinting necessary weasel. ================= Of couirse not. You knew you were spouting idiocy when you started. You just weren't expecting to be called on your stupidity. You haven't called me on anything. ================== Yes, your ignorant jingoistic chest-thumping, fool. snippage... How many? What are they coming for? Why? ======================= Why do all yours allegedly prefer the canadian system? I've answered one reason right off the bat. No waits. In a couple of cases the treatments needed weren't life threatening, but very painful joint problems. They decided that their wait time, and being dosed with painkillers instead of treatment was medically unsound. They prefer the Canadian system because the standard of care is not dependent upon your income and you don't have to mortgage your house to get the treatment that you need. ==================== More strawmen, marching to the tune of your ideology, eh? Yes, you might indeed have to wait longer than you would like to treat something that is painful but not life-threatening. ===================== Again, that's the point idiot. You don't know what is and is not life-threatening without some of these teats. And, what isn't life-threatening at that very moment may be if you have to wait 2 years for the dianostic tests. As to the 'anywhere else on the planet', Canada barely ranks better than the US And yet, ranks better, by whatever standard you are using. ================ LOL Where have I ever claimed the US had no problems? You on the other hand are trying to defend the indefenseble. Not at all. So far you have pointed out that certain people looking for a very specific type of scan in a non-emergency situation in Newfoundland are having to wait a long time. This is a far cry from the statements about peopel dying in waiting lines that brought me into this goofy discussion. ========================== LOL That you have to fisate on one example says alot about your brainwashing. That you believe that that is the one and only case available to find is a hoot. It was your example. ================ Yes, one example of many. Why do you try to deny the months long wait lists acroos Canada? More chest thumping? What wait lists across Canada? All you have talked about is one isolated case in Newfoundland. I got involved in this thread because it was alleged that Canadians are dying in waiting lines. That is total crap. ================ Not according to som,e of your own media, unions, and universities, fool. And there hasn't been one piece of evidence to support the allegation, nothing but a story about Newfoundland, and nothing having to do with people dying while waiting. ==================== LOL Because YOU are afraid to research the data. Your idiocy would be exposed to yourself that way.. and both are in the 30s, from the top of best care. Both have serious problems, and jingoistically pounding your chest about being #30 doesn't really mean anything, does it? This means, logically, at the other end of the scale a very rich person may indeed opt to seek care elsewhere. ================ Again, yes, rather than to wait until they are an 'emergency' case. You have no clue. ===================== Yes, apparently more than you. There is no evidence of that. ==================== I've posted real data, from real sites. Perhaps so, but none to support your argument. ==================== LOL So, the sites I have posted have somehow said that there are no wait times in canada? Man, you do have comprhension problems, don't you? There are wait times in every medical system. Nobody in Canada is dying while waiting, as was alleged. ================== Not according to sources in your own country. You seem to be making it up as you go. Come on, provide more than just your say-so that there are no waiting lines for Canadian health-care. If you mean that somewhere in a doctor's office or emergency room someone is waiting, I have to agree. But no one is dying in a waiting line. ====================== An assertion that is not backed up by canadian sources. And for many, the decision is not to wait until then, but to go elsewhere for treatment. No one is dying in a waiting line as alleged. ================== Not according to sources in your own country. I went to the doctor just last Monday. I called on Friday. Got an appointment Monday afternoon. Received excellent care. Got a prescription, had it filled that day. What's the problem? ====================== ummm, one example. Somehow I get the feeling that one exmple for youis adequate, but I have to show that every Canadian is waiting for specialized treatment. see your ideology is still in control, rather that rationality. You seem to have some bizarre notions about how things work here, so I was sharing with you a real life example. ====================== LOL Yet when I shared 'one' example of the other extreme it was somenow not pertenent. Seems you have a bizarre notion of 'real life' examples. I gave you other real life examples as well. The fact that there is no evidence to sustantiate the allegation of people dying in waiting lines should of course been enough for you. ================== Not according to sources in your own country. You are basing your ridiculous views on an isolated situation in Newfoundland. That's like basing my view of US health care on some spot in Alaska. ===================== Isolated? What a hoot!!! Try some research fool. Start at the Fraser Institute. Surely you've heard of them. They're in Canada. I know all about the Fraser Institute. LOL. Now perhaps I have at least a partial explanation of where you are getting these crazy ideas. The secondary name for the Fraser Institue is "I wish George W. Bush was the Prime Minister of Canada." Asking what the Fraser Institute thinks about Canadian Health Care is like asking the NRA for objective advice on handguns. Only worse! ROFL ==================== They are but one. But nice to see your ideology won't let truth get in your way. Keep trying fool, maybe someday you'll learn something other than your brainwashed opinion. Heehee. You are so silly. =============== Teehee, and you are still an ignorant buffoon. At least I know that the Fraser Institute isn't the place to go for objective information. You really looked pathetic spouting off about that. You could just hear the collective guffaws! ======================= The data is there. that you reject it because of the messenger says more about your ideology than your intelligence. All it manages to do is promote a have vs have-not conflict. ? |
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![]() "Michael Daly" wrote in message ... On 20-Feb-2005, "rick" wrote: Start at the Fraser Institute. The Fraser Institute hardly constitutes an unbiased source. Sort of like getting your news from Fox. ================ Then try CBC, unions, and Universities. That you want to kill the messenger for putting all the data together says more about your desire to disinform than to rationally look at the data. Mike |
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On 20-Feb-2005, Scott Weiser wrote:
It's so much cheaper and more economical to do it that way than to try to close the border. But the solution you propose is for us to close our border. Sorry, your problem - you fix it. Stop blaming everyone else. Mike |
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On 20-Feb-2005, Scott Weiser wrote:
Doctors in the US don't go on strike because they are not granted a government controlled monopoly. Doctors in Canada have not been granted a government controlled monopoly. Try again, only this time, deal with the facts. Mike |
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On 20-Feb-2005, Scott Weiser wrote:
And you're a moron with an IQ of 40 who drools on his keyboard. I'm sorry, you seem to have mistaken me for one of your friends. Mike |
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rick says of KMAN:
============== Again, that's the point idiot. You don't know what is and is not life-threatening without some of these teats. =============== No, you friggin' idiot, but our doctors DO KNOW whether these tests are required for further diagnosis to continue. IF the tests are deemed to be necessary, by medical professionals, I can assure you, they get done. Let's remember, many tests are in the "nice to have but not essential" category. Further, let's not overlook the fact that American patients are very often "over tested". Many tests done in the USA are done not for diagnostic purposes but, rather, for "cover your ass against possible future litigation" purposes. Anecdotal: I took my daughter to the clinic in the nearby mall to have a doctor look at her soccer injury. An X-Ray was recommended. Today, after school, we went to the X-ray clinic, presented her medical plan number (for billing purposes), took a number, sat down, "waited" 20 minutes, and had the X-ray taken. Next door, others were going through the similar procedures for other diagnostic tests. No "waits"! Take a number. Wait (usually less than 30 minutes). Many satisfied patients every day. You're always on about "straw men", but that's no wonder: you're the one who constructs them. frtzw906 |
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rick says, in reference to healthcare systems:
================= As does the Canadian one compared to many other systems. ================= I think the "healthcare" debate is an important one. I'm open to your input regarding what might be improvements to what Canada has. Or, in your opinion, is there a national system which you think is worth emulating? I don't think we need to be calling one another idiots (unless it's for guys who can't get past "if it's American it must be the best" positions). Anyway, I'm happy to explore alternate systems. frtzw906 |
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![]() "BCITORGB" wrote in message ups.com... rick says, in reference to healthcare systems: ================= As does the Canadian one compared to many other systems. ================= I think the "healthcare" debate is an important one. I'm open to your input regarding what might be improvements to what Canada has. Or, in your opinion, is there a national system which you think is worth emulating? I don't think we need to be calling one another idiots (unless it's for guys who can't get past "if it's American it must be the best" positions). ================ LOL In this case it applies to those that can't accept the problems in Canadian health care, and can't get passed the "it's Canadian and not American, so it has to be the best." Anyway, I'm happy to explore alternate systems. ================= Not if, like kman, you refuse to even accept that there are wait lists, and only 'localized' problems. frtzw906 |
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