Auron said:
bdbdbd said:
ssj12 said:
SamuelRSmith said:
Erm, guys... the UK is part of the EU. And Coca-Cola, a country can very easily be both democratic and socialist.
ssj12, the UK's health system (a socialist health system) rips the US health system to shreds.
And the fine was entirely fair. |
I know planty of Canadians that hate their country's healthcare system. Most come down to America as the doctors actually give a damnabout what they are doing. Private insurance + your choice in doctor = A+ |
I don't know how the canadian system works, but don't they have an option to get the private insurance? And don't they have laws that shitty care may even get the doctor to prison? At least here in Finland, we have the option to get private insurance. I have private insurance by my work (collective for the whole company), my kids have private insurances. My wife doesn't, but she had one when she was a kid. I don't personally have any complaints about the public healthcare itself, but the lines are shit. It usually takes months to get into an operation or you may have to wait for hours to get to see the doctor, if you don't have anything that requires immediate care. So what about if you don't have the money for insurance? How are you going to get treatment and medication? Thanks for the link. Have to check it out. So it installs itself over Windows, without running the OS from live CD? It doesn't really matter to me, since as soon as i get Ubuntu to work on my laptop, Vista is gone. |
Same over here(Poland), the wait is long for public health but private or flat out paying resolves that issue. It has its problems but still prefer it over the insurance i have in the US. |
the US's main public healthcare is great. It supports children's health quite well and does a half way decent job with everyone else. You can also get private healthcare, like my family, or pay flat-rate
