Why America should have a National Health service
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Apart from the obvious reason that healthcare should be seen as a human right, think of the biggest benefit, no more spam about pharmaceutical products! Seriously, with national health and getting drugs for the flat fee prescription fee there would be no point in people trying to sell cheap drugs through spam. Looking at our spamjam database I think that would get rid of about 75% of our spam.
Apart from the obvious reason that healthcare should be seen as a human right, think of the biggest benefit, no more spam about pharmaceutical products! Seriously, with national health and getting drugs for the flat fee prescription fee there would be no point in people trying to sell cheap drugs through spam. Looking at our spamjam database I think that would get rid of about 75% of our spam.
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And AIDS - an expensive desease of the poor - has forced Medicare - the "NHS of the States" to the brink of collapse.
Shame that the worlds largest economy doesnt deal with its poor or its elderly when they become ill. And Senators organise bus-trips for seniors to go to Canada to score cheap (prescription) drugs.
Capitalism works in some respects - say in Business. But healthcare ? Perhaps not.
---* Bill
Posted by Wild Bill At 06:38:00 AM On 03/03/2005 | - Website - |
I've been meaning to write about this for a while, my full thoughts here:
http://bbenz.typepad.com/mundobenzo/2005/03/healthcare_usa_.html
Posted by Brian Benz At 12:53:33 PM On 03/03/2005 | - Website - |
A quick search on google shows plenty of study confirming the overall modest performance of the US health care system compared to the rest of the world.
For instance...
http://dll.umaine.edu/ble/U.S.%20HCweb.pdf
Posted by US health care System is the most expensive, better than most not so sure At 08:22:15 PM On 03/03/2005 | - Website - |
Healthcare and capitalism go together very well, it all depends on your perspective. You look at stats from an individual point of view, but do you consider the advancements in heart treatments due to competition between Medtronics and St. Jude? No.
Where's Western Europe in that mix? They come up with anything lately? Seriously, have they?
Apparently, Europeans are more accepting of having every aspect of their lives controlled by their governments, or are they not? (Not being obnoxious, just asking).
We won't have nationalized healthcare in the US, ever. We won't have it as a right, ever. Not because of the insurance industry, and not because of the healthcare industry. It's because lawyers run the goverment - you think they're going to cut their colleagues out of that pie?
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