02-13-2009, 11:41 AM
>Is this incident a result of socialized medicine?
I'd say it is. Socialized medicine has a built-in weakness, in that the price will eventually
spiral out of control due to abuse and inefficiency, and then there have to be cutbacks. It
doesn't have to be this way, but with the way governments run things at this point in history,
it's inevitable. IMHO!
I don't have the answers either, it's a difficult problem and I haven't seen any
country that's got it just right.
I disagree about socialized education, it's falling way behind private education.
Open it up to free enterprise. The government should help the needy, by all means,
but whether they're the best people to run schools, I don't think so.
I'd say it is. Socialized medicine has a built-in weakness, in that the price will eventually
spiral out of control due to abuse and inefficiency, and then there have to be cutbacks. It
doesn't have to be this way, but with the way governments run things at this point in history,
it's inevitable. IMHO!
I don't have the answers either, it's a difficult problem and I haven't seen any
country that's got it just right.
I disagree about socialized education, it's falling way behind private education.
Open it up to free enterprise. The government should help the needy, by all means,
but whether they're the best people to run schools, I don't think so.