Just curious, (1) did you meet those people, in person; (2) did YOU veryify their claims; and, (3) will you please post that verification, here ???Yes I oppose to it.
The stories I've heard FROM people that came from Great Britain. They told me stories on how when the government provide universal health care, all of a sudden, someone in an office building can tell you if you can/can't have certain treatments.
Assuming its good, as you say; is it good for those "working people" whose employers don't/won't offer it to them and for those working stiffs who work the low pay jobs (trying to be good Americans and support their families) who otherwise can't afford to purchase health insurance ???Our health care today is good because we choose to have what we want to have. In most cases, the working person pays *ie benefits* for what they want.
Too bad for them ???
You got me here.As soon as universal health care takes place, the system that has been noted to be so flawed, becomes worst than it is right now.
- Just above you were "wondering" what would happen to the medical industry if universal healthcare came to be, because you didn't "KNOW" what it would do.
- But now, just minutes after you were wondering; you are so sure. LOL.
You are one quick study.
LOL. I can see you now (presently): walk into the doctors office; one nurse greets you and later another wants to take your vitals and get some background information on why you're there, and you say, "I'm only talking to the doctor."I don't know about you, but I do not want to have to talk to anyone about an illness other than my doctor.

Do I have that right ???
QueEx