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Politics : A US National Health Care System?
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To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (5093)3/1/2008 4:00:28 PM
From: TimF  Read Replies (1) of 42652
 
World experience shows it works exactly that way. Health care costs grow as a percentage of gross production or income world wide. At the same time the wealthy can get better health care then the non-wealthy.

Now I'm guessing at what you mean by "world experience says it doesn't work that way", so if you mean something else let me know. You haven't exactly made it clear, not in the post I'm replying to now, or in the conversation that continues from that point.

Rather than guessing Lane3 asked - World experience doesn't work what way? - And you never provided any answer. Your reply - "World experience with universal healthcare....you need a primer?" - Doesn't answer the question. Obviously its world experience with the health care systems they have, but the question wasn't - World experience with what shows it doesn't work that way? What is "the way" that this world experience shows doesn't reflect reality.
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