The Criminal System Of Healthcare Is Socialized Medicine

[Robo]

The Worldwide Failure of Socialized Medicine
Throughout the world the story is the same: socialized medicine results in skyrocketing demand for nominally “free” health care, doctors are overburdened, medical services steadily deteriorate, and there are endless waiting lists for health care. In the Soviet Union before the collapse of Communism, anesthetics, painkillers, and most drugs were rationed; 57 percent of hospitals had no hot running water; and it was standard practice to clean needles with steel wool and reuse them. In New Zealand, which has a population of just 3 million, there is a waiting list of 50,000 for surgery.

https://fee.org/articles/national-health-insurance-a-medical-disaster/

 

[Mr. Shaman]

The Criminal System Of Healthcare Is Socialized Medicine

You can keep running-around-the-bases, all you want.....but, the game's over.....and, you've lost.....BIG TIME.....GOOBER!!!!

 

[Robo]

You can keep running-around-the-bases all you want.....but, the game's over and, you've lost

Socialized Medicine Elsewhere Shows Why It Is a Failure
January 22, 2008 International Health Systems Commentary

By Grace-Marie Turner

Britain’s system of socialized medicine is enough to make your teeth hurt – literally.

Its citizens rely upon the government-run National Health Service that is designed to provide free access to every medical service, including dental care. But like all socialized medicine schemes, it has produced long lines, a shortage of medical professionals, and shoddy care.

William Kelly, a resident of a working-class suburb of Manchester, represented the frustrations of many Britons when he plucked out one of his own teeth last year. Why? Because the pain had become intolerable, and the wait to see a dentist was unbearably long. When he spoke with The New York Times last summer, Kelly had been unable to get a dentist appointment for six years.

At the beginning of 2006, only 49 percent of British adults and 63 percent of children were registered with public dentists. Because dentists are paid on a per-patient basis, the government’s system encourages public dentists to treat as many patients as possible, often leading to inadequate care and roughshod work.

http://galen.org/topics/socialized-medicine-elsewhere-shows-why-it-is-a-failure/

 

[Bill]

Were does American capitalist lives/longevity rate?? A notch about commine Cuba..

& what form of care does all those living longer have?? EVIL SOCIALIST MEDICINE!!!

Country Both sexes
rank Both sexes life
expectancy Female
rank Female life
expectancy Male
rank Male life
expectancy Both sexes
rank (HALE) Both sexes life
expectancy (HALE)
Japan 1 83.7 1 86.8 6 80.5 1 74.9
Switzerland 2 83.4 6 85.3 1 81.3 4 73.1
Singapore 3 83.1 2 86.1 10 80.0 2 73.9
Australia 4 82.8 7 84.8 3 80.9 15 71.9
Spain 4 82.8 3 85.5 9 80.1 9 72.4
Iceland 6 82.7 10 84.1 2 81.2 7 72.7
Italy 6 82.7 7 84.8 6 80.5 5 72.8
Israel 8 82.5 9 84.3 5 80.6 5 72.8
Sweden 9 82.4 12 84.0 4 80.7 12 72.0
France 9 82.4 5 85.4 16 79.4 8 72.6
Republic of Korea 11 82.3 3 85.5 20 78.8 3 73.2
Canada 12 82.2 10 84.1 8 80.2 10 72.3
Luxembourg 13 82.0 12 84.0 13 79.8 17 71.8
Netherlands 14 81.9 20 83.6 10 80.0 11 72.2
Norway 15 81.8 17 83.7 13 79.8 12 72.0
Malta 16 81.7 17 83.7 15 79.7 18 71.7
New Zealand 17 81.6 26 83.3 10 80.0 19 71.6
Austria 18 81.5 14 83.9 19 79.0 12 72.0
Ireland 19 81.4 23 83.4 16 79.4 20 71.5
United Kingdom 20 81.2 27 83.0 16 79.4 21 71.4
Belgium 21 81.1 22 83.5 22 78.6 26 71.1
Finland 21 81.1 16 83.8 24 78.3 28 71.0
Portugal 21 81.1 14 83.9 27 78.2 21 71.4
Germany 24 81.0 23 83.4 21 78.7 23 71.3
Greece 24 81.0 20 83.6 24 78.3 15 71.9
Slovenia 26 80.8 17 83.7 28 77.9 26 71.1
Denmark 27 80.6 29 82.5 22 78.6 25 71.2
Cyprus 28 80.5 28 82.7 24 78.3 23 71.3
Chile 28 80.5 23 83.4 29 77.4 29 70.4
Costa Rica 30 79.6 30 82.2 31 77.1 31 69.7
United States 31 79.3 33 81.6 32 76.9 36 69.1
Cuba 32 79.1 34 81.4 32 76.9 35 69.2