mrstickball on 08 November 2009
| ironman said: Well, hopefully the senate has the brains to say no. Canada is just one example of how horrible the universal health-care is. Look at Great Britain...oh and how about our very own Medicare and Medicaid. Any time government gets involved, well, it's like constipation, bloated and painful, with no benefits whatsoever. |
To be fair, Canada and Britian are decent examples of how universal healthcare are (overall) good for those countries.
The real issue is that American government and size is a far cry from either nation, and given the atrocious track record of both Public Education and Social Security (2 government run programs), I fail to see why reasonable people would want the same government trying to 'fix' one of the most expensive areas of life.
Back from the dead, I'm afraid.
