you don't refute the charts and data. you simply return to your initial position in each health care thread as if that position wasn't previously refuted. counter-accusing me of what you do yourself is not a valid argument, and it is also dishonest. my guess is that you don't just do this in health care threads, either, but i bet you that i'm the first one to call you on that "strategy."
either way, starting our debate from square one in every health care thread is pointless. have a good one.
Now you are being dishonest yet again. I have refuted them numerous times.
You failed to address them and just repeated yourself.
I don't have to counter accuse it is fact what you do otherwise you would actually address the rebuttals instead of just repeating yourself.
You haven't called me on anything.
Fact
America has a doctor shortage.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...ool-association-warns/?utm_term=.181c491b07bb
Fact countries that have single pay pay massive taxes.
France it is about 20% not including income tax and vat. Total tax is about 40-50% plus vat.
In Spain it is the same way. A person making 55k a year would pay a total tax of about 40-50%.
That doesn't include their 20% vat tax.
In England someone making 60k will get hit with about a 40% tax and on top of it another 11%.
These are facts.
Next even European healthcare systems do not cover everything. So you need supplemental insurance to fill in the gaps.
The typical Medicare supplement plan is about 220 dollars a month.
I see no reason that the price would change.
Again facts.
Next doctors in those systems work for the government they are paid a wage unlike doctors here.
Good luck on getting doctors here to cut their pay. That is one reason already that more doctors are dropping Medicaid and Medicare or not taking new Medicare patients.
So how do you plan on forcing doctors to take your single payer you can't.
Nor can you force hospitals to take it either.
Again fact.
