> > Other countries have better health outcomes, so that pretty much kills your “worse service” claim. > No it doesn't. Not every US citizen actually receives

> > Other countries have better health outcomes, so that pretty much kills your “worse service” claim. > No it doesn't. Not every US citizen actually receives the service, because they want to (or have to) save money So by “better” service you mean no service for the poor. That’s better? This is how you spin a system with worse health outcomes into something “better” — again, without citing a shred of evidence.