If you look on yourself as being part of a government health system of millions of people, getting a bedsore and dying in hideous pain is no big deal in the scheme of things.Oh really.
But I look on myself as being part of the Mark Steyn health system. So if I get a bedsore and die, as far as I'm concerned, that's a 100% systemic failure.
According to a report from Harvard Medical School, several thousand Americans die each year from complications associated with pressure sores.Including Christopher Reeve. And this guy.
Or is it only when Mark Steyn himself gets a bedsore and dies.
h/t Roger Ailes.
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Mark Steyn is to the secular wing of neo-con nation what Tim LaHaye is to its fundamentalist wing: too mediocre to be noteworthy for anything save cranking out nutbaggery for the dupes.
Makes you wonder about those getting bedsores and dying in hideous pain who have no health care at all (that is, tens of millions of Americans, last I heard). But yeah, no big deal in Canada.
Oh, they'll just reach for their cheque book, dontcha know!
Steyn must wonder what sort of mass delusion gripped Canada back in the 1960s (gosh, back when the Greatest Generation was in charge, and society was all Golden Age and meritocracy too, eh?), when the country elected to move from the private medical care utopia to a single payer hell. If only he'd been around back then, to explain that sometimes people would still die under public health care, and to explain the "just reach for your cheque book" theory.
"Steyn must wonder what sort of mass delusion gripped Canada back in the 1960s ..."
Trudeau, what else.
LOL. It's striking just what a vapidity Steyn is when he tries to discuss anything specific. It's only when he gave up on local and national issues and brought his cherrypick-n-smear to such vague generalities as the eeeevils of Mooslims that his star really rose among the neocon lunkheads and bigots of the world.
Few tears were shed for his emigration, I expect.
And even those were all Robert Fulford's.
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