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>There are several Americans that like the (non-existant) health care in the US. If you have the $$, you can buy health care up to what you can afford. If you don't, either you go completely on welfare and get crappy healthcare or you don't get healthcare.
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Not true.
>The health care industry in the US is very much like the oil industry, The insurance companies own the providers and the drug companies, and the providers and the drug companies own the insurance companies. All own congressmen/women.
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Not true.
>Oddly enough, they charge whatever they want and you have no say in it.
True.
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>>When I lived in the USSR many there liked the soviet style health care system. You could get a lot of reading done while waiting for your doctor's appointment in the crowded receptions. So there you go :).
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