Right so we've established then that there will never be a point where too much privatization becomes an issue in your argument. If something fails then it's be

Right so we've established then that there will never be a point where too much privatization becomes an issue in your argument. If something fails then it's because it wasn't private enough. At least that's what I assume since you continue to fail to answer my question. And you saying the NHS is a failure because it's not private enough is absurd, because there are plenty of private health institutions throughout the world that don't have this issue. It's almost like the NHS has been slowly being strangled through the way classical privatization works: Remove funding, make it worse over time so that the populace things privatization works better and then gut it and replace.