Quote Originally Posted by gimmethesimplelife View Post
As I have posted time and time again, I see access to health care as a basic human right. Every other country in the developed world provides this and at a lower cost than our system in the US. What I have problems forgiving is that human life in the US has not been worth access to health care for so many - there is no structure, single payer, socialized, universal, whatever you want to call it - to provide this in the US. Until ObamaCare came along - and now we have a government shutdown as some folks in DC don't believe human life is worth access to health care. How does a thinking person that has comparison shopped their US citizenship against other countries citizenship forgive such a basic glaring lack? I have yet to ever run across anyone who could answer this question.
Rob
How does it work in Mexico, since you bring that up quite a lot? Does the government control the cost or do they just stay out of it. I really don't know.

It seams that the more the US government gets involved with a program the more things cost. Look at the cost of college.