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To: i-node who wrote (531612)	11/22/2009 1:33:06 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1586142

> "There are no Americans who don't have healthcare. Everybody in this country has access to healthcare." I believe your post proves this to be a true statement. Of course it doesn't. Those free clinics are hit or miss. They happen infrequently and in few places.....and only happen when enough money is raised through public donations. In fact, they are an embarrassment in a country that thinks it has enough money to start two wars. Facilities that will see patients at no charge are everywhere, and every one of them provides better medical care than is available practically anywhere in the world. Apparently, your reading comprehension is still down.....patients were seen in animal stalls and on rain soaked streets. Even the poorest Americans get better care than the typical Brit. Thanks again for your opinion. I will forward it to friends who are Brits. I am sure they will get a good laugh.