Let's talk about something that is morally wrong for us.
GROSSLY wrong.
First of all, we know that U.S. health care denies people's care to make profit.
FACT.
The way they do this is by minimizing the care.
FACT
With minimizing the care, it doesn't matter whether U.S. has nice infrastructure because only LIMITED people are going to receive it.
TRUE.
So U.S. health system is just front page picture, as seen by most of Americans. But within that book of health care, its disgusting.
Is Canadian any better?
Yes, we are BETTER.
WHO says so.
UN says so.
Not the government of U.S.A.
U.N which represents the world.
WHO says socialized medicine and health industry creates better quality for all the citizens.
WHO says France is better than U.S.
Britain is better than U.S.
(As in terms of providing care for everyone)
And U.S. is suppose to be the richest country on Earth.
Or perhaps they are the richest because health care industry is making profit?
....*sniff*
And George W. Bush said, "no one will be left behind."
But its so evident is SO clear people ARE left behind, even though they are huge* minority.
In terms of allowing many people as possible, even at to the extend of being bankrupt.
Because we allow as many people as possible, more and more people are avail to get care.
In terms of morality providing resources for the poor AND rich, we are socially correct.
And because its correct, we pay the price of waiting time and shortage of funds (<- not true, surpluses can cover it)
I think there can be a solution for the transition. Issue a limited number of licenses for private clinics. Charge some kind of fee for that license and use the money to help train more doctors or re-certify more doctors from other countries.
Depends on their situation.
Everybody has situation.
Don't except homeless to have private health care, that is not happening.
