>>If you feel the quality of your care is better how do you dispute people lining up to come here for treatment? How is it that most every country complains about long lines, rationed services, and behind the curve solutions? Talk to any Canadians lately who are taxed at over 60% and still have poor healthcare.
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>I think you'll find that under every system, there are some unhappy people to complain. But the key question is whether the majority are satisfied.
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>I also think that, if you look harder, you'll see that those coming here for treatment are mostly from countries that don't have modern health systems. I doubt many Dutch people come to the US for treatment.
Here is the perfect example:
http://www.unchealthcare.org/site/newsroom/news/2009/May/patrickstory
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