There isn't much point in discussing or debating the pros and cons of universal health care (discussion between Canadians and Americans), because it is a societal choice and our societies are different - not better or worse - just different.

I'm not going to read the dissertations as to why universal health care is no good, and you fellows south of 49 aren't interested in dissertations as to why it is good.

We have made our choice, and for the most part we are satisfied with it.

You have made your choice, and for the most part you are satisfied with it.

The British and Aussies drive on the left side of the road - we use the right. Neither system is better - just different, and they both work.

These things aren't going to change. Let's leave it at that.

Ryszard stated (and others agreed) that the US is not a democracy - I'm not going to debate or discuss that either - it's none of my business.

Glenn

PS - Ryszard - your dissertation was so good, I copied it for future reference.

Last edited by Glenn Kolot; 06/09/09 02:06 PM.