So much for Canadian Socialized Healthcare.

[Bendintheriver]

BO and all the rat leaders in this country touted Canadian healthcare and how awesome it is. I have Canadian friends who for years bragged about their healthcare system (only to travel to the USA for life saving surgeries). BO touted it a million times when lying to the American people.
Well, reality has come around, just like smart people knew it would.
So to all of you assholes who continually try to destroy our healthcare system and our country, fuck off.

Canada health care: Crisis 'decades in the making' | CTV News

Despite high spending, Canada’s health-care system is failing badly | Fraser Institute

Of the 30 countries with universal insurance coverage, Canada ranked as the highest spender on health care as a share of its economy (13.3 per cent) and 8th highest on a per-person basis (after adjusting for age). However, despite this spending, Canada’s performance was middling to poor. Our health-care dollars simply weren’t translating into resources and timely care.

 

[CallMeBigErn]

 

[HHusky]

Did you even read your linked information?

 

[UW_Doog_Bot]

Did you even read your linked information?

Again, H can't understand basics but pretends like he's making a genius level point.
I love it. Never change.

 

[HHusky]

Did you even read your linked information?

Again, H can't understand basics but pretends like he's making a genius level point.
I love it. Never change.

I'd ask what "basics" you think are involved, but we both know you only do drive by shootings.

 

[UW_Doog_Bot]

Did you even read your linked information?

Again, H can't understand basics but pretends like he's making a genius level point.
I love it. Never change.

I'd ask what "basics" you think are involved, but we both know you only do drive by shootings.

By all means, go on and explain your point.

 

[HHusky]

The links only compare socialized healthcare systems. Pretty obvious that even the right-wing Fraser Institute wasn't critiquing Canadian healthcare for being socialized here and that nothing about Canadian healthcare being socialized is linked to its current struggles in either article. Yet the fact of Canada's single payor system was Atl's supposed "point".
Meanwhile, we pay substantially more as a share of GDP to our healthcare (and we have for decades), while delivering pretty mediocre healthcare results.
I'm sure your next non-responsive remark will be super insightful.

 

[UW_Doog_Bot]

The links only compare socialized healthcare systems. Pretty obvious that even the right-wing Fraser Institute wasn't critiquing Canadian healthcare for being socialized here and that nothing about Canadian healthcare being socialized is linked to its current struggles in either article. Yet the fact of Canada's single payor system was Atl's supposed "point".
Meanwhile, we pay substantially more as a share of GDP to our healthcare (and we have for decades), while delivering pretty mediocre healthcare results.
I'm sure your next non-responsive remark will be super insightful.

So healthcare as a percentage of gdp is tied to healthcare results?
Just want to be clear of your position.

 

[Bendintheriver]

Nice try hh. Its what I expect from you. Include the link to your data. It helps.
The article was about the "FAILURE" of the Canadian system. Canadians flood our border for life saving healthcare. We have friends who have had to come South and pay cash for life saving procedures. Cancer procedures, etc. They can't get it in Canada. If you want a physical or a treatment for the flu, they have a great system.
Justify your bullshit by addressing the point of the post.
You have to love rats here in the USA who experience the best healthcare system in the world attempting to support failing healthcare systems that are complained about by Canadian media. I guess hh knows better than Canadians.

 

[Goduckies]

Wait times are my issue... i had none so far other than a pet scan with my cancer… try that in Canada....

 

[EverettChris]

substantially
That’s the word H wants you to emphasize.

Learning to bump a thread and how to bold/italicize words for emphasis. Big week for him.

 

[UW_Doog_Bot]

@HHusky goes poof
Drive by indeed.

 

[HHusky]

The links only compare socialized healthcare systems. Pretty obvious that even the right-wing Fraser Institute wasn't critiquing Canadian healthcare for being socialized here and that nothing about Canadian healthcare being socialized is linked to its current struggles in either article. Yet the fact of Canada's single payor system was Atl's supposed "point".
Meanwhile, we pay substantially more as a share of GDP to our healthcare (and we have for decades), while delivering pretty mediocre healthcare results.
I'm sure your next non-responsive remark will be super insightful.

So healthcare as a percentage of gdp is tied to healthcare results?
Just want to be clear of your position.

The argument being made by the Fraser Institute article is that greater spending should relate to better healthcare outcomes. No one spends more than we do.

 

[HHusky]

Nice try hh. Its what I expect from you. Include the link to your data. It helps.
The article was about the "FAILURE" of the Canadian system. Canadians flood our border for life saving healthcare. We have friends who have had to come South and pay cash for life saving procedures. Cancer procedures, etc. They can't get it in Canada. If you want a physical or a treatment for the flu, they have a great system.
Justify your bullshit by addressing the point of the post.
You have to love rats here in the USA who experience the best healthcare system in the world attempting to support failing healthcare systems that are complained about by Canadian media. I guess hh knows better than Canadians.

Your point was that Canadian healthcare is "socialized". Your claim that "Canadians flood our border for life saving care" is not a point made by your articles.
We definitely do have greater access to subspecialties of medicine than Canada does. Feel free to document "the flood" though. And remember that more than 800,000 Canadians already reside in the US. Undoubtedly, many receive healthcare here because they live here.

 

[UW_Doog_Bot]

The links only compare socialized healthcare systems. Pretty obvious that even the right-wing Fraser Institute wasn't critiquing Canadian healthcare for being socialized here and that nothing about Canadian healthcare being socialized is linked to its current struggles in either article. Yet the fact of Canada's single payor system was Atl's supposed "point".
Meanwhile, we pay substantially more as a share of GDP to our healthcare (and we have for decades), while delivering pretty mediocre healthcare results.
I'm sure your next non-responsive remark will be super insightful.

So healthcare as a percentage of gdp is tied to healthcare results?
Just want to be clear of your position.

The argument being made by the Fraser Institute article is that greater spending should relate to better healthcare outcomes. No one spends more than we do.

So you yet again can't make your own argument. Just describe Fraser.
Genius level iq can't express himself.

 

[HHusky]

I addressed the argument offered. Imagine doing that! We’ll, you clearly have to imagine doing that.
If Fraser’s argument is correct, Canada does better than we do.

 

[UW_Doog_Bot]

I addressed the argument offered. Imagine doing that! We’ll, you clearly have to imagine doing that.
If Fraser’s argument is correct, Canada does better than we do.

Per usual, unable and or unwilling. Genius can't construct his own line of reasoning.

 

[Bendintheriver]

Nice try hh. Its what I expect from you. Include the link to your data. It helps.
The article was about the "FAILURE" of the Canadian system. Canadians flood our border for life saving healthcare. We have friends who have had to come South and pay cash for life saving procedures. Cancer procedures, etc. They can't get it in Canada. If you want a physical or a treatment for the flu, they have a great system.
Justify your bullshit by addressing the point of the post.
You have to love rats here in the USA who experience the best healthcare system in the world attempting to support failing healthcare systems that are complained about by Canadian media. I guess hh knows better than Canadians.

Your point was that Canadian healthcare is "socialized". Your claim that "Canadians flood our border for life saving care" is not a point made by your articles.
We definitely do have greater access to subspecialties of medicine than Canada does. Feel free to document "the flood" though. And remember that more than 800,000 Canadians already reside in the US. Undoubtedly, many receive healthcare here because they live here.

LOL! So you lost the discussion and now you want to focus on "flood"?
Typical and so predictable.
Pathetic hh, just pathetic.

 

[HHusky]

Nice try hh. Its what I expect from you. Include the link to your data. It helps.
The article was about the "FAILURE" of the Canadian system. Canadians flood our border for life saving healthcare. We have friends who have had to come South and pay cash for life saving procedures. Cancer procedures, etc. They can't get it in Canada. If you want a physical or a treatment for the flu, they have a great system.
Justify your bullshit by addressing the point of the post.
You have to love rats here in the USA who experience the best healthcare system in the world attempting to support failing healthcare systems that are complained about by Canadian media. I guess hh knows better than Canadians.

Your point was that Canadian healthcare is "socialized". Your claim that "Canadians flood our border for life saving care" is not a point made by your articles.
We definitely do have greater access to subspecialties of medicine than Canada does. Feel free to document "the flood" though. And remember that more than 800,000 Canadians already reside in the US. Undoubtedly, many receive healthcare here because they live here.

LOL! So you lost the discussion and now you want to focus on "flood"?
Typical and so predictable.
Pathetic hh, just pathetic.

Your claim.
Your burden.
That's how it works.