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No actual discussion of games, just 10 minutes of lib-midwittery from a guy who can't understand why people disagree with him.
Every system has trade-offs. There are a lot of people who have problems with the health care systems in the UK and Canada. I've spoken with a bong recently who believed that their personal experience with an uncaring, negligent staff is due to the "conservative" government, as if simply spending more will surely make things better. Over in Canada, people will go to the emergency room for headaches because making a doctor's appointment will put you at the end of an incredibly long list. The Canadian government recently decided that encouraging their own citizens to commit suicide is more financially feasible than treating them. The United States has a different set of problems, and most people here would rather have the problems they're familiar with than the problems these other countries have. A switch would be better for some, and much worse for others.
Every system has trade-offs. There are a lot of people who have problems with the health care systems in the UK and Canada. I've spoken with a bong recently who believed that their personal experience with an uncaring, negligent staff is due to the "conservative" government, as if simply spending more will surely make things better. Over in Canada, people will go to the emergency room for headaches because making a doctor's appointment will put you at the end of an incredibly long list. The Canadian government recently decided that encouraging their own citizens to commit suicide is more financially feasible than treating them. The United States has a different set of problems, and most people here would rather have the problems they're familiar with than the problems these other countries have. A switch would be better for some, and much worse for others.
