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I would love to see a comparison graph from Canada. The US and Canada are not the same country, but they're similar in a lot of ways. If Canada's graph shows
by astalwick 13y ago
I would love to see a comparison graph from Canada.
The US and Canada are not the same country, but they're similar in a lot of ways. If Canada's graph shows the same drop, it'd be an indication that maybe the problem isn't with the US healthcare system, maybe it's something about culture/diet/environment/etc.
- dghughes 13y agoFrom my perspective as a child of the 70s in a province not on the US Canada has been flooded with US culture. At worst in my childhood were maybe a McDonalds and a Dairy Queen. No cable TV and few other cultural influences. Now we're fat, WalMart shopping, gun toting, rap music/urban culture, even dialects are more US sounding.
- buckbova 13y agoMy childhood exposure of Canada was through the movie strange brew. Still a favorite of mine. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086373/ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086373/ I figured all Canadians were hosers who scarfed donuts and drank beer. Then I watched Kids In the Hall and I figured they were mostly funny gay fellows. Then I watched South Park . . .