They're covered by Medicare and Medicaide > You know, I talk to Americans who are against any sort of universal > health care. > > However when I ask, "How do you treat with people that can't afford > health care.." > > They never have a good answer. Some are actually quite honest, and > what they say boils down to if you didn't prepare yourself > for your own healthcare...then you just fucking die. > > And hey, in a cold and capitalist society like the US, that's > probably > an acceptable answer for the majority of the population. > > But, if you're answer isn't " Then they just fucking die.."....what > is > your answer for dealing with those people that can't afford health > care? > > 2008/6/27 sam morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Canadian Health Care We So Envy Lies In Ruins, Its Architect Admits > > http://www.ibdeditorials.com/IBDArticles.aspx?id=299282509335931 > > > > What would drive a man like Castonguay to reconsider his long-held > beliefs? Try a health care system so overburdened that hundreds of > thousands in need of medical attention wait for care, any care; a > system where people in towns like Norwalk, Ontario, participate in > lotteries to win appointments with the local family doctor.
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