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Oh I forgot. Unless the headline screams "Our Socialized Medical System Sucks" you just can't comprehend it.Did you even bother reading your own links?
I mean, I know you didn't. You know you didn't. But it's funny that you repeatedly post shit that you only read the title and assume that no one will actually click on any of your links.
The German link says nothing about socialized medicine not working, in fact your article says "Germany's highly regarded health system covers 72 million people via state health insurance and 8.5 million via private schemes, according to health ministry data. It employs 4.3 million people and accounts for 11 percent of economic output."
Your Denmark link literally says they are considering extending office hours and using more mobile technology.
And your British link doesn't even go to an article!
How fucking retarded can you be? Don't answer, the question was rhetorical.
Hint: the reforms are not because the system is working splendidly.
You are dismissed. Again.
How about instead of linking to 4 "articles" that you obviously didn't read, link to one that you did. Novel idea, I know.
I said real proof not fantasy far left blog sites..
A blog site that supports your fantasies is not proof no matter how much you want it to be..
Government run healthcare "doesn't work for everyone".
No real proof exists to support that it does.
Pick your link. Is everyone of these a "far left blog" site?
The 36 Best Healthcare Systems In The World - Business Insider
NHS is the world's best healthcare system, report says | Society | The Guardian
U.S. Healthcare Ranked Dead Last Compared To 10 Other Countries - Forbes
See, you dont get it. BEcause your critical reading skills are on par with a 4 year olds. I can show the US has the best health care system in the world. I can show it has the worst one. I can show anything in between. So can anyone else.
Got it?
Oh I forgot. Unless the headline screams "Our Socialized Medical System Sucks" you just can't comprehend it.
Hint: the reforms are not because the system is working splendidly.
You are dismissed. Again.
How about instead of linking to 4 "articles" that you obviously didn't read, link to one that you did. Novel idea, I know.
If you could assure me that you have an adult nearby who can read and explain these to you I'd be happy to.
But as it is, I cannot find an article with the headline "Our Healthcare System Fucking Sucks and Is A Wreck" SOrry. I guess that means I lost the debte with you. Oh well.
Pick your link. Is everyone of these a "far left blog" site?
The 36 Best Healthcare Systems In The World - Business Insider
NHS is the world's best healthcare system, report says | Society | The Guardian
U.S. Healthcare Ranked Dead Last Compared To 10 Other Countries - Forbes
See, you dont get it. BEcause your critical reading skills are on par with a 4 year olds. I can show the US has the best health care system in the world. I can show it has the worst one. I can show anything in between. So can anyone else.
Got it?
Show me a study that says the U.S. is the best healthcare system in the world. Just one.
Uh-oh, Rabbi is backed in to a corner. What lame excuse does he have lined up for not answering this request.
How about instead of linking to 4 "articles" that you obviously didn't read, link to one that you did. Novel idea, I know.
If you could assure me that you have an adult nearby who can read and explain these to you I'd be happy to.
But as it is, I cannot find an article with the headline "Our Healthcare System Fucking Sucks and Is A Wreck" SOrry. I guess that means I lost the debte with you. Oh well.
All you have to do is read, just one article. Just one. So weird that you literally can't do that.
See, you dont get it. BEcause your critical reading skills are on par with a 4 year olds. I can show the US has the best health care system in the world. I can show it has the worst one. I can show anything in between. So can anyone else.
Got it?
Show me a study that says the U.S. is the best healthcare system in the world. Just one.
Uh-oh, Rabbi is backed in to a corner. What lame excuse does he have lined up for not answering this request.
Sorry there is no story with the headline "US HEalthcare SYstem Rocks, The Rest Sucks" which is the only article you might accept.
Try this anyway.
10 Surprising Facts about American Health Care | NCPA
If you could assure me that you have an adult nearby who can read and explain these to you I'd be happy to.
But as it is, I cannot find an article with the headline "Our Healthcare System Fucking Sucks and Is A Wreck" SOrry. I guess that means I lost the debte with you. Oh well.
All you have to do is read, just one article. Just one. So weird that you literally can't do that.
Projection. Your ability to read critically is non existent. I am not sure whether it is from brain damage or because doing so would make you admit I am right and you are wrong.
All you have to do is read, just one article. Just one. So weird that you literally can't do that.
Projection. Your ability to read critically is non existent. I am not sure whether it is from brain damage or because doing so would make you admit I am right and you are wrong.
Copy and paste the quote from your NHS link or your Denmark link that says socialized medicine is failing in those countries.
LOL, I'm laughing already at your pathetic response that I know is coming, but go ahead....LOL!
LOL
Sep 17, 2009
New study finds 45,000 deaths annually linked to lack of health coverage
Uninsured, working-age Americans have 40 percent higher death risk than privately insured counterparts
New study finds 45,000 deaths annually linked to lack of health coverage | Harvard Gazette
ONE POLL EVER THE UHC NATIONS WANT US STYLE H/C?
Has this study been peer reviewed?
Can you show 5 names or faces to go with any of the 45,000 who died annually due to lack of care?
OK to recap: companies will dump their employees on the Obamacare exchanges, costing the taxpayer trillions more in subsidies and likely delivering substandard benefits to what they previously had.
Are you OK with that?
I said real proof not fantasy far left blog sites..
A blog site that supports your fantasies is not proof no matter how much you want it to be..
Government run healthcare "doesn't work for everyone".
No real proof exists to support that it does.
Pick your link. Is everyone of these a "far left blog" site?
The 36 Best Healthcare Systems In The World - Business Insider
NHS is the world's best healthcare system, report says | Society | The Guardian
U.S. Healthcare Ranked Dead Last Compared To 10 Other Countries - Forbes
See, you dont get it. BEcause your critical reading skills are on par with a 4 year olds. I can show the US has the best health care system in the world. I can show it has the worst one. I can show anything in between. So can anyone else.
Got it?
Ironic coming frm a crack addict.Oh I forgot. Unless the headline screams "Our Socialized Medical System Sucks" you just can't comprehend it.
Hint: the reforms are not because the system is working splendidly.
You are dismissed. Again.
Weird, that's what you go to? Seriously? And I thought there were a few other posters with less critical thinking abilities than you, and you FINALLY proved me wrong on something!
Tell me, how many Europeans turned down opportunities to get medical care here? Give me names and addresses or you've lost the debate!
Ironic coming frm a crack addict.Weird, that's what you go to? Seriously? And I thought there were a few other posters with less critical thinking abilities than you, and you FINALLY proved me wrong on something!
Tell me, how many Europeans turned down opportunities to get medical care here? Give me names and addresses or you've lost the debate!
"opportunities "
You mean MONEY? If you have money the US has the best (and most expensive) care in the world? Agreed! But you CAN'T give one poll EVER that a UHC nation wants US style H/C thanks
LOL
Sep 17, 2009
New study finds 45,000 deaths annually linked to lack of health coverage
Uninsured, working-age Americans have 40 percent higher death risk than privately insured counterparts
New study finds 45,000 deaths annually linked to lack of health coverage | Harvard Gazette
ONE POLL EVER THE UHC NATIONS WANT US STYLE H/C?
Has this study been peer reviewed?
Can you show 5 names or faces to go with any of the 45,000 who died annually due to lack of care?
Nearly 45,000 annual deaths are associated with lack of health insurance, according to a new study published online today by the American Journal of Public Health. That figure is about two and a half times higher than an estimate from the Institute of Medicine (IOM) in 2002.
Previous estimates from the IOM and others had put that figure near 18,000. The methods used in the current study were similar to those employed by the IOM in 2002, which in turn were based on a pioneering 1993 study of health insurance and mortality.
17,000 Child Deaths Linked to Lack of Insurance
17,000 Child Deaths Linked to Lack of Insurance - US News
Association Between Lack of Health Insurance and Risk of Death and ESRD: Results From the Kidney Early Evaluation Program (KEEP)
Conclusions
Lack of insurance is an independent risk factor for early death and ESRD in this population at high risk of kidney disease.
Association Between Lack of Health Insurance and Risk of Death and ESRD: Results From the Kidney Early Evaluation Program (KEEP)
"Can you show 5 names or faces to go with any of the 45,000 who died annually due to lack of care?"
lol, Don't like science huh? Is it less likely or more likely chronic diseases who go untreated will die sooner? Are chronic diseases (heart, lung, cancer, etc) treated successfully in the ER?
A friend of mine is the benefits manager for a small company (500 employees). He tells me as of 12/31 they will no longer offer health insurance. Why?
Well, currently they spend $4M/yr on health coverage for their employees. The employees kick in another 1.5M. By dropping coverage he pays the $1M penalty. But in return he can give each employee $350/mo towards their own coverage and still come out ahead. Some employees can get more even more if the company wants to keep them. The lower paid employees can qualify for gov't subsidies, which they couldnt before because the company offered a health plan. ANd between subsidies and employer contribution they can pick exactly the coverage they want, so better for them.
All in all it's a win win for employer and employee. But since this is a zero sum game the loser is of coure the taxpayer, who will be subsidizing all the lower paid employees who dont have coverage from their jobs.
This will of course drive up the cost of Obamacare astronomically.
Every company similiarly situated is doing exactly the same analysis and they will come to exactly the same concliusions: cheaper to kick employees off the plan and just pay them a little extra.
Yep. The law of unintended consequences coupled with top bottom govt.
This was fully intended. Everything is going according to plan.
Ironic coming frm a crack addict.Weird, that's what you go to? Seriously? And I thought there were a few other posters with less critical thinking abilities than you, and you FINALLY proved me wrong on something!
Tell me, how many Europeans turned down opportunities to get medical care here? Give me names and addresses or you've lost the debate!
"opportunities "
You mean MONEY? If you have money the US has the best (and most expensive) care in the world? Agreed! But you CAN'T give one poll EVER that a UHC nation wants US style H/C thanks
Ironic coming frm a crack addict.
Tell me, how many Europeans turned down opportunities to get medical care here? Give me names and addresses or you've lost the debate!
"opportunities "
You mean MONEY? If you have money the US has the best (and most expensive) care in the world? Agreed! But you CAN'T give one poll EVER that a UHC nation wants US style H/C thanks
SPOT ON. That's it. Idiots like RabbiTBrain think that your average working European comes here for health care? Fuck that. It's the Sultan of Brunei and Saudi princes.
There many people from the socialized medicine countries coming to the US to get better treatment, why would you need to poll to prove that?
