Hi Erin:
> compared to the royal treatment people experience with their HMO's in the
> US (ha ha)
>
> Correlation NEVER shows causation just a relationship (can be third
> variable casusing both) (Look at other countries --I think Japan shows a
> different story). Will oversimpliflication of complex situations ever stop?
>
> Erin
>
> PLATT: But, if you look for relief from your pain in Canada or Great
> Britain under their socialistic health systems, be prepared to get in line
> for a long >> wait. Also, ever since England banned private ownership of
> hand guns, >> crime has skyrocketed. Will do-gooders ever learn? >>
The do-gooders said that nationalizing medicine would improve health
service for everybody. It didn't. They said banning guns would reduce
gun crime. It didn't. Whether a cause or a correlation, government
programs rarely accomplish what they set out to accomplish and
always impose a cost in loss of freedom. Definitely not the MOQ way
where freedom reigns as the highest good.
Platt
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