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Even if that is true, how does that change anything about what I said? The government can evidently do this more effectively, fairly, and efficiently.

• nickff 2y ago
  That may be true; what are you basing this view on? How do you evaluate those three criteria?
  • Latty 2y ago
    I explained in my original post. The fact the UK government spends less than the US government on healthcare per-capita, despite the fact it gives everyone healthcare rather than just a subset of the population is pretty damning. How can anyone possibly argue the US system is working more efficiently given that?
  • sumeno 2y ago
    > what are you basing this view on? Every other developed nation?
    • nickff 2y ago
      It seems that it's not as clear to me, so could you please explain how one should evaluate those criteria?
      • consteval 2y ago
        The most obvious criteria is cost per citizen. The US has, by far, the highest cost per citizen. And also the lowest quality care.