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As opposed to private services? Have you ever had a medical bill that your insurance provider tried to deny coverage for?
by hellomyguys 5y ago
As opposed to private services? Have you ever had a medical bill that your insurance provider tried to deny coverage for?
- renewiltord 5y agoSure, but I know private schools are better about this so now you’re adding the horror of normal medical care in the US to this public services horror. Twice the horror is hardly an appealing idea.
- foobar33333 5y ago>Sure, but I know private schools are better about this In my experience, private schools are much more likely to expel someone than public schools. At my private school they tried to work out who was writing prank reviews of the school online and threatened that they had requested the users IP from the review service. I'm guessing they failed when the IP was just the schools shared address.
- renewiltord 5y agoYeah, but I can go somewhere else, rather than be blackballed by the single system.
- dragonwriter 5y ago> Sure, but I know private schools are better about this [citation needed] Legally, private schools arr less constrained, because due process rights don’t apply.
- hellomyguys 5y agoDidn’t you just argue universal healthcare would be worse? I can’t imagine billing being worse than it already is. And why would private schools be better in this regard?