Obamacare Life Spiral

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It really is a hilarious argument. To continue the road analogy:

"Yeah this road is really the best in the world. The special asphalt lets you reach previously unattainable speeds. It is a true technological masterpiece!"

"Well, I had heard that you had to pay $1000 to use it, that it requires special tires that most people don't own or have the ability to buy, and that it has far higher accident and fatality rates than all other roads."

"BEST IN THE WORLD. NUMBER ONE ROAD. CAN'T BE BEAT."

"But I don't care about just going fast. I also care about getting to my destination safely, making sure it is economically sensible for me and my family to use it, you know, the other things that make a good road."

"NOPE THIS ROAD IS THE BEST. NUMBER ONE ROAD EVER."

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[Professor]

Just a quick thing, and then we can continue the debate:

FILL IN THE BLANK

Citizens from _______ routinely travel across the border to access healthcare in _________ because they cannot be seen in a timely manner in their own country.

OK, back to the debate.

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[John Galt]

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[Indy]

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[John Galt]

yes they removed them from the others http://blogs.wsj.com/numbers/does-the-u ... tancy-223/

the point is that those things are not the fault of healthcare but rather other things (suicide arguably mental health care but that's an argument) and it's a bad way to compare healthcare systems on basis of outcomes if you allow those factors in (which generally end in the loss of life at a young age)

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