2 ms·
I was responding to the statement "many of you think". Whether that's reproducible in the US is an open question. But the fact that US citizens accept third-wo
by petervandijck 16y ago
I was responding to the statement "many of you think".
Whether that's reproducible in the US is an open question. But the fact that US citizens accept third-world level healthcare is baffling to me.
ps: I have first-hand experience with European healthcare, US healthcare and third world healthcare. I'd pick European first, third world second (depending on the country though) and US third, if I had to choose.
- deleted 16y ago[deleted]
- anamax 16y ago> But the fact that US citizens accept third-world level healthcare is baffling to me. US healthcare, even the free stuff, is well above third-world level. The typical is very comparable. Yes, the US life-expectancy stats aren't fantastic, but healthcare isn't the only variable. (Look at the disease cure rates - we do very well on cancer for example.)