Unfortunately friend Jack Miller, the idea that 'everyone is entitled to free and immediate health care' is the main reason that so many do without.
If everyone paid for what they needed - medical and pharmaceutical costs would come down and waiting lists would be a thing of the past.
Some would have to put off care, but hopefully their standard of living would rise anyway as they paid less tax to support an inefficient health system.
We mice are just saying.
Really mice, to mention a case in Venezuela a medical consultation has a cost of 50% of the average salary, which makes it inaccessible for the most needy, to this is added the food that citizens have for lack of income, lack of medication Because they do not occur in the country, nor are they imported, in Venezuela there is a critical situation on this issue.
We depend on God who is our provider and our healer.
I want to take this comment to thank you for your appreciations in my publications the year that has ended, and to show my gratitude I elaborated a POP UP style card where I included you.
Thank you for your support.
Thankyou ToW.
Venezuelan health care costs and inflation is a fine example of what happens when a government gets too much power and destroys the free market.
SnS.
Ohh, I'm thinking along the lines of making sure it is available to all people of this planet and that the community's funds (taxes) then be used in each of those communities, rather than wasting community funds on moving people all over this world without any long term effect.
Why not invest those funds into making the world more equal, all over the world. Either way we end up paying these funds into the "community budget" aka "taxes" and they get wasted on things that help only a handful of people in some short term way. Why not invest it into long term fixes.
Again, maybe I'm just letting off some steam at the fact that the politicians we choose can't see further than their noses when it comes to humanity.
Even if they all claim to be "humane".