American Healthcare In Crisis

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The other half of my previous answer was that the populations living under those systems prefer them, whatever flaws they might find. Having had experience of the system, they find it the lesser evil, anyway. I'm not aware of any polls or political movements demanding that people should be allowed to pay more money.

So, in a nutshell, you don't really have an answer to my question then, correct?

That, or you agree with me.

People who live in a cardboard box probably prefer them too, but I sure as hell don't want to live in a cardboard box, so I don't really give a flying 'foo-fah' what they prefer.  That is my point.

My response was that the people of those countries preferred the system they've got. I define that as "it works for them".

I think the question here is, preferred to what?
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I meant "preferred to an insurance-based system." As I remarked previously, I'm not aware of any polls or political movements demanding one. In fact any "distrust of the government" is more likely to be expressed in a fear that they will NOT keep the free system.