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Can anyone give me an example of ANY problem that we'd have with socialized medicine that we don't have right now with our current health care system?
I mean, if I'm going to have to go through byzantine, bizzare, arbitrary bureaucracy and have to bang my head against walls and argue with people to have simple, commonsense health care taken care of, I'd like to at least know that it was available to everyone.
I mean, if I'm going to have to go through byzantine, bizzare, arbitrary bureaucracy and have to bang my head against walls and argue with people to have simple, commonsense health care taken care of, I'd like to at least know that it was available to everyone.
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Date: 2006-03-08 02:42 pm (UTC)Their point, jointly, was that yes, even *with* money, you couldn't really buy local health care -- there was no incentive to perform functions that weren't authorized by the government, and those wheels turned slowly. So you went abroad (i.e. to the US) for new or unusual conditions.