I don't think I argued that - but that the amount of economic options available to individuals should not be deduced from comparing GDP or such. I think in east

I don't think I argued that - but that the amount of economic options available to individuals should not be deduced from comparing GDP or such. I think in eastern europe most countries are still civilized enough to offer basic medical care without insurance? Any way, I have no local knowledge of either issue ... I'm located in northern europe.