> Are you saying that you're getting better healthcare than in Canada, at much lower cost, while being uninsured in the US? No, that's not at all what I said.

> Are you saying that you're getting better healthcare than in Canada, at much lower cost, while being uninsured in the US? No, that's not at all what I said. Not at all. > That's hard to believe. Oh, the problem is one where my facts are conflicting with your belief structure. I got it. What part specifically? The part where I actually got care despite not getting any care after over a year waiting? That the cost is so much substantially lower that it's essentially free? And what does my insurance have to do with it? Yes, I have insurance, but it doesn't cover the cost. The state does. My job has nothing to do with it. I meant exactly what I said. Even the part about harming my son.