Liberal Supermajority

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by saden1

I get the impression you think people pile on the US system. One can also make the same argument with respect to health care systems in the rest of the developed world.

I think that there is a misperception that the US has a horrible health care system. I believe it is not horrible, that it has its issues (mainly as to cost and the associated negative consequences) and that, as an individual with good, affordable healthcare, I would not choose to live anywhere but the US based on healthcare. The US provides state of the art treatment and high standards as to quality control. I also believe that the vast majority of Americans would agree with my position.

I do not understand the point of the bolded sentence. Is it that all health care in the developed world has its issues? that "people" can legitimately attack the healthcare in any developed country?

Originally Posted by saden1

Put me down for Japan

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