sangha
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- Jun 1, 2010
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When you said the costs get shifted off the consumer. In the end, the consumer pays. That "someone else" you speak of is also a consumer, so why don't you stop with the intellectual dishonesty
I see the problem. You have a fundamental reading disability. Somehow you thing shifting cost burden equals NO burden. Not true. When are you going to see that all of your rebuttals rely on faulty assumptions? Since when does a shft in burden HAVE to mean all or none. Why can't go from 50-50 to 30-70 or something like that? That's what I mean
AAnother lie. France pays for its health care, and your definition is a made up one
I guess you don't understand the concept of a defecit either. Really? I'm lieing that France's health care system consistantly runs at a deficit. I bet you have reall credit card problems too. Because you probably think that when you swipe that peice of plastic through the machine YOU paid for it. Newsflash you idiot. YOU didn't pay for it. Mastercard paid for it and now you owe them instead, WITH interest. Of course France still pays for it.........by BORROWING. The providers still get their money. The government just owes someone else. When you borrow money you still have to pay it back at some point. What happens if you keep running a deficit/borrowing money without paying it back?
Unbelievable that the baics of financial transactions need to be explained to you like you're a fucking 10 year old.
Health care is cheaper in France, but you keep playing with statistics until you find something you can use.
By what defintion of cheaper? Cheaper for who?
Yes.
Then you are the only liar here my friend. Thanks again for showing you are void of any intellectual integrity.
You lied about the French spending a higher % of GDP on health care than the US does.
I'm not surprised you want to discuss something other than you lies
What happens if you keep running a deficit/borrowing money without paying it back?
If you pay each years deficit the following year, NOTHING HAPPENS.
If the economy grows faster than the debt accrues, YOUR COSTS GO DOWN as a % of GDP