Look at Canada, we're spending tax $ on health care per capita each year, yet wait times & outcome success has plateued. This is about more than 'free markets'

Look at Canada, we're spending tax $ on health care per capita each year, yet wait times & outcome success has plateued. This is about more than 'free markets', it's arguably more about regulatory capture by the major entities in health care. The health care industry is hand in hand with education as top of the 'scam index' industries. Yet criticism of health care is relatively 'off limits', and there's low competitive incentive to correct/draw attention to this. 'e.g. you're evil for wanting more efficient health care: why? doctors/nurses are already overworked & efficiency will mean jobs cuts of those at the lowest rung'