If it "never worked" then why is it working in Canada, the UK, France, Germany, Australia and many other countries? (View Post)

It's also important to note that you're insisting on cherry-picking here (only citing life expectancy). There's a reason that I included four separate categories on aggregate health outcomes. That yo… (View Post)

Chile has a per capita income of $16k (2018). UK: 43k, France: 41k, Germany: 47k, Czech: 23k Spain: 30k, Portugal: 23k Italy: 34k, hell, even Greece: $20k https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/ny.gdp.… (View Post)

This data is a bit old (2015) so forgive that, but it's all taken from the World Bank, I don't have the energy to dig through the data now. The health spending figure is all health care spending, pub… (View Post)

Yep, if it was true that government regulation made healthcare expensive, we'd expect healthcare costs to be even more expensive in Canada, France, Germany, and the UK. We see the opposite. (View Post)