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Originally Posted by KUchief25
Like I said it's a friggen survey. The data they collected was used to come to THEIR conclusions. If you don't like the survey take it up with THEM. I just provide the info for you to rant about.
As I've said, you posted baseless speculation that was meaningless to the point under discussion, I'll take that up with you.
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Originally Posted by KUchief25
As for the misleading title in a different thread (which has no bearing here but you whine away anyhow) you were squealing about I suggest you go back over to that post that somebody dug up and read the thing again. It was not misleading at all unless you just are in the mood to howl like you always seem to be.
if you were up to speed you'd know I've already posted a mea culpa in that thread. Of course I still haven't seen you supporting your otherwise baseleass accusation of someone saying something that they most certainly did not. Unlike you I'll admit when I was wrong.
Like I said it's a friggen survey. The data they collected was used to come to THEIR conclusions. If you don't like the survey take it up with THEM. I just provide the info for you to rant about.
As for the misleading title in a different thread (which has no bearing here but you whine away anyhow) you were squealing about I suggest you go back over to that post that somebody dug up and read the thing again. It was not misleading at all unless you just are in the mood to howl like you always seem to be.
A survey is not factual information, it's opinion. Anyone who knows basic statistics knows this.
How many people keep a record of how long they wait?
Are these people who go every week, month, or 6 months (I usually go every 6, like I friggen remember what the wait time was last time)?
How often do the new people covered go?
How many people can see what the doctor is doing before hand (is it too many, or sick patients, or administrative)?
Why did they not record wait times in an objective manner?
They are entitled to their opinion, and it might be a good start to doing more research, but it's not a factual representation that ends the discussion and shouldn't be treated as such. Only some one with an obvious bias towards the consequent would push this.
Even if wait times are longer, why? Correlation doesn't prove causation. People with smaller shoe sizes correlate with worse reading ability, till you realize they put children in there...or global warming is caused by a lack of pirates sailing the oceans.
A survey is not factual information, it's opinion. Anyone who knows basic statistics knows this.
How many people keep a record of how long they wait?
Are these people who go every week, month, or 6 months (I usually go every 6, like I friggen remember what the wait time was last time)?
How often do the new people covered go?
How many people can see what the doctor is doing before hand (is it too many, or sick patients, or administrative)?
Why did they not record wait times in an objective manner?
They are entitled to their opinion, and it might be a good start to doing more research, but it's not a factual representation that ends the discussion and shouldn't be treated as such. Only some one with an obvious bias towards the consequent would push this.
Even if wait times are longer, why? Correlation doesn't prove causation. People with smaller shoe sizes correlate with worse reading ability, till you realize they put children in there...or global warming is caused by a lack of pirates sailing the oceans.
If you folks don't like surveys then why are you whining about em so much? Maybe it's because they came up with some conclusions you don't like?? Yep me thinks so. Continue on.
If you folks don't like surveys then why are you whining about em so much? Maybe it's because they came up with some conclusions you don't like?? Yep me thinks so. Continue on.
You might as well say "If you don't like lies, why are you whining when people lie to you?"
You might as well say "If you don't like lies, why are you whining when people lie to you?"
I don't think you mind surveys like these much as long as they provide you with the answers you want. This one doesn't so the howling begins. Not unusual for whiners and babies to act like this.
Well do forgive my idiocy and entertain me. Please explain to me how health care is available to all in the United States.
Go get hit by a car and see if an ambulance takes you to a hospital or shows up and searches you for an insurance card and leaves you laying there if you don't have one.
And the hospital to which they are taken is required ONLY to provide care for life or limb threatening injuries. You cannot show up at an ER and get a pap smear, a mammogram, or a routine physical.
Well, if you can show a system where no medical mistakes are made...
To be honest, if the best you have is picking out an individual mistake and trying to pretend it is representative of a system, you're pretty much admitting you've run out of real arguments.
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Originally Posted by Hot_Handz
Much more likely to happen in socialized medicine...
Universal healthcare increases the patient base and puts more stress on the doctors...
Thats an...interesting piece of reasoning. Truly, untouched by facts. Meanwhile, in real life, America has one of the worst rates of medical mistakes in the developed world:
There are arguments to be made in the health care issue, but medical mistakes is an area where the American system does not measure up.
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