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I feel like we always end up having the same debate. On side says "Not enough money" The other side says "But money don't solve problems, there's an effciency
by cassepipe 4y ago
I feel like we always end up having the same debate.
On side says "Not enough money"
The other side says "But money don't solve problems, there's an effciency problem"
Both are true. Maybe we can now admit that yes bureaucracies are generally inefficient (by design. Why would seek efficiency when it can provide safe jobs for a part of your population that you can now get out of your unemployment stats)
and yes public healthcare system have been massively underfunded, probably for ideological reasons, in order to open up the market to private healthcare like European Union wants to open anything to market. (Look up what happened when they "opened up" the electricity market in France, what a joke)