And countries with socialized healthcare like Germany, Austria, Canada, Norway, Denmark, etc have fewer deaths per capita. There are many more countries with universal care with fewer deaths than there are with more deaths. What's your point?
This spin from @holpuch is beneath even the Guardian.
Socialized healthcare countries like Italy, Spain, and the UK have higher deaths per capita than the United States.
But of course profit is the "real" enemy, eh!
Roll eyes.pic.twitter.com/RksOOckdjQ
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I love how guardian begs for money at the end of the article too.
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You’d think they’d at least make an attempt at some real research before posting.
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Which is not indicitive of the quality of health care but rather the swiftness of the government's response. Italy, Spain and the UK all acted drastically slower than say South Korea, which has socialised healthcare. As does Australia, New Zealand etc.
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Until you remind them its Obama system.
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Thanks for reading!
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I always read the Guardian. Nosce hostem.
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Why the surprise that Leftists are happy to sacrifice lives for their socialist utopia? It’s always been the case.
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The large majority of countries with universal healthcare have fewer deaths per capita than the US. Your friend forgot to mention that.
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