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GASMETERGUY — Sun, 05 Aug 2012 16:26:26 GMT

<br />Because their system is so rotten, they will die from a toothache before their medical system can respond. And this is what democrats want for America

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sully16 — Sun, 05 Aug 2012 01:51:31 GMT

They need to be careful what they ask for, they just might get it.

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rdgrnr — Sun, 05 Aug 2012 01:13:43 GMT

They can't get the mail in the right mailbox half the time and now I'm supposed to trust to 'em to remove my gizzard without screwin' up the whole dam works?

Original Blog Entry: Playing the Doctor Lottery

time*treat — Sun, 05 Aug 2012 00:51:40 GMT

The Impending Collapse of American Medicine

Dr. Robert S. Dobson looks back on a lifetime of medical practice and provides facts and insights that might help us to understand our situation. Article (There is a glossary at the bottom. )

I got your situation , right here. Canada's population is ~35 million, the US population is ~9 times that. A pile of crap idea scaled up by nine only means ... more flies.

This is what's coming to the U.S.

Availability of services will decrease much faster than the cost of services. That's like a gas station posting cheap fuel prices, but having none at the pump.

While touting Canada's Universal Health Care System, the Ameri-Nanny Statists neglected to mention that Universal referred to how far you might have to travel to be seen by a doctor.

Fear not, short attention spanners, the longest vid is 3 mins and there are plenty of scene jumps.

Canadian Doctor Lotteries

Canadians living in rural areas sometimes face long trips to see a family doctor. At least two towns have tried to be fair in assigning patients to incoming physicians by creating doctor lotteries.

Breaking the Doctors

Rationing, shortages, service mandates and regulations impose impossible burdens on Canadian doctors, and create a slow and backward health care delivery system.

May everyone who clamored for this reform live long enough to need it.

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