2010-03-23, 03:25 AM
Americans can say they live in a totally free, uncontrolled capitalist society...but it's always been only semi-capitalist. It's impossible for a state to be purely capitalistic, as it's impossible for a state to remain truly communist.
The two-tier system in England is something I'm not a fan of, mainly because it really is a kick in the groin to Care workers in the public system, who are often just as if not more qualified, who work more, for less money.
I'm unsure if that exists in other provinces in Canada, but for now I'd rather have universal health care, with no private option. At least that way Medical workers can focus on their Hippocratic oath of doing no harm, rather than doing no harm UNLESS they can't afford it.
The two-tier system in England is something I'm not a fan of, mainly because it really is a kick in the groin to Care workers in the public system, who are often just as if not more qualified, who work more, for less money.
I'm unsure if that exists in other provinces in Canada, but for now I'd rather have universal health care, with no private option. At least that way Medical workers can focus on their Hippocratic oath of doing no harm, rather than doing no harm UNLESS they can't afford it.