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That's the nationalization I was referring to earlier. Also, government workers are rarely held to a high standard and rarely fired, so why you think that's goi
by r_smart 10y ago
That's the nationalization I was referring to earlier. Also, government workers are rarely held to a high standard and rarely fired, so why you think that's going to happen with healthcare when it doesn't happen anywhere else is beyond me.
Most doctors make a salary, they don't care what the 'profit' on a procedure is. They probably don't even know what most of the stuff costs. It's like college professors and textbooks.
Also, who's worrying about some doctors not offering some procedures?