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? I just asked you to name an example of a country that has a more deregulated medical industry, that gets better outcomes than we do. I don't think Somalia is...uh...gonna qualify. Point taken that they are more deregulated but that's because it's a wartorn country without a functioning society where thousands of people strave to death every day.
Maybe you are just joking around with all of this...fair enough...and nice job staying in character I guess. In the real world people actually do care about this issue, maybe when you have a close family member die from a terminal disease you'll realize it's not all just a hilarious subject to joke about.
- somalia fits your criteria. it is your job to narrow it downdeathboy
- proper identification is needed tosolve such problems. i cant equate a usa scenario when there isnt an exact onedeathboy
- i can only fit your criteria. more focus and u will get less broad answersdeathboy
- i can only fit your criteria. more focus and u will get less broad answersdeathboy
- and still m,y question about not fixing the current problems. the focusing of the probelms on your neighbors shoulders and such still go unquestioneddeathboy
- shit and focus on the current problems with the methods in placedeathboy
- and death is funny only when u come to terms with reality that everyone is gonna diedeathboy
- for funny or non funny reasons. when u can except that u may have a more clear headdeathboy
- and if a close family memebr where to die from a terminal illness, id tell tell the person u can drown with the ship but not me or my kidsdeathboy
- me or my kids, and id expect the person memebr to understand, bc if they didnt id call them a cancerdeathboy
- id forgive them a bit since fear of death draws up certain emotions, but if explained and they still fear they have to be cut offlike a tumordeathboy
- cut off like a tumordeathboy
- I see...well, fair enough. Perhaps you have a point.ukit