> Yes I said it was nationalized healthcare. But Taiwan’s tax burden isn’t oppressive either. Yes, but let's be clear: It's not 27 USD / month per capita. I l

> Yes I said it was nationalized healthcare. But Taiwan’s tax burden isn’t oppressive either. Yes, but let's be clear: It's not 27 USD / month per capita. I live in Denmark with public heathcare, it's not horrible, but wait times for non-critical things are longer than it was in the US (with a great insurance). Not that it's been a huge issue for me. In any case, I'm pretty sure our healthcare system is more than 27 USD/month per capita :D A random search for healthcare expenditure puts the number around 650 USD/month per capita (probably you can find a different number and make it larger/smaller, so I'd take this as a ballpark figure).