The conservative government is trying to underfund and undermine the NHS so that people do switch to private healthcare and they don’t have to pay for it any more. And then they claim it wasn’t their fault, as people chose to switch. You’re helping them.
As opposed to the US model of arbitrarily changing based on your employer, or whatever plans they choose to sponsor for you for a given year? Oh yeah, that’s in addition to whatever party’s in power tinkering with availability/access (look at mifepristone for an example)
What’s your point? “Your system isn’t perfect, reeeee!!!” Ok, and? How does this add anything, anything at all, to the conversation?
A lot of these complaints seem to be issues that come with socialized healthcare.
Poorly organized socialized healthcare, sure.
Intentionally biased socialized medicine, too. Imagine if you had to wait 10 months for abortion prescriptions.
Great reasons the government shouldn’t be in charge of healthcare! Your options could change based on whatever party is in power
The conservative government is trying to underfund and undermine the NHS so that people do switch to private healthcare and they don’t have to pay for it any more. And then they claim it wasn’t their fault, as people chose to switch. You’re helping them.
As opposed to the US model of arbitrarily changing based on your employer, or whatever plans they choose to sponsor for you for a given year? Oh yeah, that’s in addition to whatever party’s in power tinkering with availability/access (look at mifepristone for an example)
What’s your point? “Your system isn’t perfect, reeeee!!!” Ok, and? How does this add anything, anything at all, to the conversation?
As opposed to private Healthcare where they’re guaranteed to screw you over.
yes access to medical care in the us is never infringed upon
e.g. if you want a given medical procedure performed, there is no way for the state to stop you