> that the us policies are unsustainable I speak only to Cerner's development which is "unsustainable", but... like a zombie that keeps coming back to life...

> that the us policies are unsustainable I speak only to Cerner's development which is "unsustainable", but... like a zombie that keeps coming back to life... here it is. > that the us policies are unsustainable When everyone in a country, take Sweden or your small EU country, has a national identify and culture, it's very easy to put together national services like a functioning health care system. As your culture becomes diverse, and people do not have a strong national identity, or identify primarily on racial lines, political lines, running any services seems to lead to one group thinking another group is getting favored unfairly by another group. I don't have an answer other than what works in European countries will likely not work here :/ We're kind of on our own to figure it out.