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28. juuli 2009, 05:37:59 Teema: Re:but you don't see US citizens rushing to those countries for health care needs (V): And our socialised system costs less to run then your mixed up system per person No it doesnt! I have just proven to you, with myself as an example, I have paid far less by paying as i go, than if the government had taken from me the past 30 years! Okay, now I just read your question again.... okay, maybe take the overall medical costs and divide by the number of citizens... is that what you are wanting to compare? If so, maybe it is cheaper in your country... but I have learned long ago that cheaper is not better  Your saying the cheap Jap car is better than the rolls royce, just because it costs less? I found it kind of funny that you would think that cheaper is better, especially when health is concerned |
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