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The United States is the only country with an effective universal health care system.  [[David Hogberg]]  wrote:

The United States is the only country with an effective universal health care system.  [[David Hogberg]]  wrote:

:... everyone in the U.S. can get care regardless of income. In 1986 the [[U.S. Congress]] passed the [[Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act]]. This requires [[emergency room]]s to treat any person who shows up seeking medical treatment, regardless of their ability to pay. [http://www.freemarketcure.com/singlepayermyths.php] </ref>

:... everyone in the U.S. can get care regardless of income. In 1986 the [[U.S. Congress]] passed the [[Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act]]. This requires [[emergency room]]s to treat any person who shows up seeking medical treatment, regardless of their ability to pay. <ref>[http://www.freemarketcure.com/singlepayermyths.php] </ref>

Other countries have experimented various types of [[socialized medicine]], such as Canada, with inadequate results (lengthy waiting times). Cuba, often touted by fans of Communism (or socialism in general), has woefully inadequate health care.

Other countries have experimented various types of [[socialized medicine]], such as Canada, with inadequate results (lengthy waiting times). Cuba, often touted by fans of Communism (or socialism in general), has woefully inadequate health care.