British National Healthcare (lol)

It's sadly very true, government funded means government rationed healthcare.

You realize they have private insurance and private hospitals in the UK as well. Its the same thing as the difference between social security and an IRA. No law against paying for better healthcare.

Problem is you paid for it in tax dollars already.

Then go to Charity

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Private healthcare means private rationed healthcare at 3 times the cost.

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You are retarded.

I had two major heart surgeries since 2021. I had state-of-the-art procedures and care for a condition I would have been put on a waiting list to die in the UK (I have dual citizenship with the UK too). For the few thousand dollars it cost me (total covered by my insurance was over $900,000) I considered it a worthwhile expense. There was a British man getting heart surgery at the same hospital in Plano as I was, guess it was worth the cost vs. waiting on the NHS which is a common theme amongst a lot of wealthy Brits. My grandfather died waiting for a treatable lung condition too. So eat shite with your ignorant, poorly educated opinion...

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would have been put on a waiting list to die in the UK

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You can buy private health insurance in the UK or Europe though like, I would assume, the British man you mention had.

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Private healthcare means private rationed healthcare at 3 times the cost.

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Me, and everyone in my family, has gotten every surgery, procedure and medication we have ever wanted or needed through private insurance. Never been denied once and never seen even a hint of rationing.

Your post is moronic.

Now do British dental care!

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I would have been put on a waiting list to die in the UK (I have dual citizenship with the UK too)

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Then you know the Tories underfunded the NHS for 14 years. The rest of the world has much better healthcare than the US until you become Medicare eligible. That's government healthcare and while it has its issues, most people get good, affordable care. Meanwhile many people in the US are denied coverage for basic care by their private for profit insurance. You may have had a good experience but most people don't.

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No, they most certainly don't. Well, that is unless you're willing to pay for private healthcare.

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