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>>7528746
universal health care is unironically shit
in canada there is no competition to produce more cheap, effective, and safe medicines for conditions that may be affecting everyone because the public doesn't know any better than to trust the authority, and the doctors who were trained in the academic institutions were given grades based on how well they followed corporatocratic doctrine
they're paid with taxpayer dollars to sling corporate drug programmes at people
if, *at the very least,* these pricks didn't have a leg up with taxpayer money over people who want to become doctors but are smart and give enough of a damn to not want to entrap their patients in functional decline with a giant list of drugs that are supposed to work with one-another, we'd see a massive boost in average health and success in this fucking country

t. has been sick with bowel, nasal, and—for a time—increasingly bad cognitive issues in canada since being a teenager, and was only able to get better by paying through the nose for an all-but-banned (yet suspiciously, completely safe) drug called BDTH2 (or emeramide) for fucking mercury poisoning