[investigateworld]

There you have Canadian health care in a nutshell. After all, you can’t expect a G-7 economy of only 30 million people to be able to offer the same level of neonatal intensive care coverage as a town of 50,000 in remote, rural Montana. And let’s face it, there’s nothing an expectant mom likes more on the day of delivery than 300 miles in a bumpy twin prop over the Rockies. Everyone knows that socialized health care means you wait and wait and wait—six months for an MRI, a year for a hip replacement, and so on. But here is the absolute logical reductio of a government monopoly in health care: the ten month waiting list for the maternity ward.

LOL!!!

Brilliant

[Eagle of Liberty]

Great minds.....

[gridlock]

When my wife and I were considering having a child, I went to the day-care center across the street from my office and asked if they had any slots available in their infant room. They told me that if I signed up that day, they would have a slot for me in ten months. I signed up. Good thing, too.

[dighton]

But here is the absolute logical reductio of a government monopoly in health care: the ten month waiting list for the maternity ward.

Dear God, beyond brilliant.