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Originally Posted by joeydb
I assume you meant "mortality" instead of morality.
Would your infant mortality figures include the millions of abortions performed each year?
How many countries can save babies that are extremely low birthweight like we can here in the U.S., or would even try?
The quality here is the best, period. The cost is a separate issue and should be addressed in a way that makes sense according to market forces. Why market forces? Because they are ultimately inescapable, regardless of however elaborate of a system we may try to set up. Supply and demand will determine price and availability of any commodity. It is as unrelenting as gravity.
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Based on what? Are these YOUR ratings? Have you had healthcare or treatment in any other country? Are you part of the medical community where you would have intimate knowledge of things pertaining to this issue?
My guess is "NO" to all these questions but maybe I'm wrong. Please spare me the "lefty" garbage and stick to the facts. ON WHAT EMPIRICAL DATA ARE YOU BASING THIS CLAIM?
