Only now I notice that typo. Where I apparently typed .S. I meant typing USA.
For the rest, correct observation of you, as I see it.
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I assume that esp. the capitalist citizens of the .S. want the reform?!>
>That's the disconnect I don't understand. If you plot the bankruptcy trend, there's only another 5 years before middle-class Americans can't afford healthcare. The huge increase in bankruptcies is among middle-class insured people - a description that seems to match the UT profile.
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>When ordinary Americans can no longer afford healthcare, of course there will be screams for a public option that will be implemented quickly with *no* choice and at a cost that will make the banking rescue look like peanuts. Such is life.
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