We reject the taxation of the common man that socialized healthcare at the rates many of the example countries have. It's less about our healthcare, than it is

We reject the taxation of the common man that socialized healthcare at the rates many of the example countries have. It's less about our healthcare, than it is about the manner in which we pay for it. Don't get me wrong, it's a young man's system. You pay in when you are young, so you can have it when you are old. This is clearly the UK model after WWII and why its so popular here as an idea as our sister-mother country. Flawed? Maybe ... terrible? no.