Having spent my 50 year career in mid to high level heal insurance, I believe that I know the flaws in America heal care, and we have the worst in the industrialized world, which can be demonstrated by counting the number of countries who want to switch to our plan.
You are being specious in two respects. One, no one says our health care system today is ideal or
works perfectly. I only state that ideally, private health care is superior to socialized health care
in most respects.
And two, your statement about other countries not wanting privatized insurance says more about
the political system of most countries than it does about health care itself.
Ask our friends in Canada which system they would choose if they had a serious health concern and if they could extricate themselves from Canada's mandated socialized health plan.
Someone waiting on a new kidney or heart valve surgery would most likely gladly choose the American plan
if it meant they didn't have to wait months and years for health care service.
My daughter has used the health care systems of England and Germany and the other one Spain.
I admit they are great if you have some relatively minor health concern i.e. a broken bone or stitches
are required or a cold, etc.
But the greater the need the more health care is rationed and dysfunctional.