Universally when it comes to forcing people to pay for other people's bad
health.


Your sense of humanity is touching. You'd probably stand there and watch a
guy drown on the river rather than trying to save him, too.

Scott Weiser wrote:
Anyway, I thought I'd update the socialist dogma thread since there's some
important news just out: Vincent Carrol of the Rocky Mountain News reports
that Canada's Supreme Court has struck down Quebec's ban on private health
insurance. Carroll says, "The court grandly announced, for example, that the
prohibition on private health care has resulted in 'physical and
psychological suffering,' including occasional deaths (which is certainly
true), and concluded that this violates Quebec's charter of rights."

He goes on to say, "The Canadian medical system amounts to moronic policy
and has become a liability to health."

Right on Vincent! Yet more proof that socialized medicine is a very bad
thing.
--


It proves the American healthcare-pharmaceutical-insurance industrial
complex is not in crisis. Only patients are....

"donquijote1954" wrote in message
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Scott Weiser wrote:
Anyway, I thought I'd update the socialist dogma thread since there's
some
important news just out: Vincent Carrol of the Rocky Mountain News
reports
that Canada's Supreme Court has struck down Quebec's ban on private
health
insurance. Carroll says, "The court grandly announced, for example, that
the
prohibition on private health care has resulted in 'physical and
psychological suffering,' including occasional deaths (which is certainly
true), and concluded that this violates Quebec's charter of rights."

He goes on to say, "The Canadian medical system amounts to moronic policy
and has become a liability to health."

Right on Vincent! Yet more proof that socialized medicine is a very bad
thing.
--


It proves the American healthcare-pharmaceutical-insurance industrial
complex is not in crisis. Only patients are....


Patients do NOT count in the American system. PROVIDERS are happy so the
rest of the world can just go to hell.

george conklin wrote:
It proves the American healthcare-pharmaceutical-insurance industrial
complex is not in crisis. Only patients are....


Patients do NOT count in the American system. PROVIDERS are happy so the
rest of the world can just go to hell.

They only count as customers, rather shortchanged though.

"donquijote1954" wrote in message
oups.com...


george conklin wrote:
It proves the American healthcare-pharmaceutical-insurance industrial
complex is not in crisis. Only patients are....


Patients do NOT count in the American system. PROVIDERS are happy so
the
rest of the world can just go to hell.

They only count as customers, rather shortchanged though.


Medicine is the only business where customers are kept waiting for hours
so the providers can run their offices any way they choose and you cannot
say anything about it or you are being 'rude.' You are supposed to sit
there for 1-2 hours and SMILE during your 3-minute quickie visit.

george conklin wrote:
"donquijote1954" wrote in message
oups.com...


george conklin wrote:
It proves the American healthcare-pharmaceutical-insurance industrial
complex is not in crisis. Only patients are....


Patients do NOT count in the American system. PROVIDERS are happy so
the
rest of the world can just go to hell.

They only count as customers, rather shortchanged though.


Medicine is the only business where customers are kept waiting for hours
so the providers can run their offices any way they choose and you cannot
say anything about it or you are being 'rude.' You are supposed to sit
there for 1-2 hours and SMILE during your 3-minute quickie visit.

On the bright side they provide you with fancy magazines. Nobody will
questions a thief with such great attention to detail.