>You say that like it's a capitalism problem, when some of the longest wait times and worst care occur in countries with government-run healthcare. That's stil

>You say that like it's a capitalism problem, when some of the longest wait times and worst care occur in countries with government-run healthcare. That's still a capitalism problem. Neoliberal scum politicians (regardless of party) will underfund, sabotage and dismantle piece by piece, previously working fine government-run healthcare (and other infrastructure) to the benefit of private health interests. Besides "people die waiting for care in Canada" is only a valid argument if more people don't die NOT waiting for care because they can afford it in the US. Comparing the wait times of a system catering to everybody vs a system that excludes from even considering care a huge chunk of the population is cheating - even if we ignore the underfunding and neoliberal reforms issue.