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Originally Posted by willravel
That's hardly an actual rule. It's more like Murphy's Law.
Quite frankly, NHS is 1000 times better than what we have in the US, even bearing any glaring faults in mind including wait times and the possibility of morbidly obese people not getting a 100% free ride. You're aware that one can get additional coverage on top of universal healthcare, right? And that system is capitalist and privatized?
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Hes exactly right, they will eventually have to restrict your freedom. Eventually, the focus will no longer be on helping patients, but maintaining the sacred system. You put too much strain on the system by making lifestyle choices the collective deems bad, and you wont get your medical care. You want to see a particular doctor, because he is the best at what he does? Too bad, we dont think your illness has priority over somebody else, because we dont like how you led your life.
If you want government medical care, get your state to provide it for you, not the feds.