> You phrase this significantly based on what youve seen. As do we all. > countless new solar and wind setups. I'm speaking about nationalizing existing thin

> You phrase this significantly based on what youve seen. As do we all. > countless new solar and wind setups. I'm speaking about nationalizing existing things, not about new things. > worth a trillion gdp a year What they're worth monetarily isn't really relevant to the discussion. > If you want the "best" medical help in the world, you go to the usa. If you're wealthy, yes. If you're not, the US isn't a great place to get medical care. > What you call "utterly disasterous" What I call "utterly disastrous" is that people die because they can't afford to get adequate health care.