The wonders of American healthcare

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As it happens, this is the very same kind of accident my brother had. Thanks to that terrible, loathsome, socialistic "socialized medicine" that we cowardly weak-minded souls have in Italy, his physical situation is far better than Mr. Mantlo's, and his mental situation is beyond comparison - he is the active and effective leader of a nationwide disabled movement. Right now, I am in the mood to cause serious disability to anyone who has the nerve to say anything for the American health care system - just so you can taste it in its full glory.

I never even liked Bill Mantlo as a writer. But that has nothing to do with treating a human being like this, just because you don't have the nerve to shoot him like a horse with a broken leg - which is obviously what everyone is aching to do.

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As a member of an equally weak-minded 'socialised medicine' country, I am with you all the way. My health care probably isn't as good as that of the Extremely Extremely Rich in the US; however, it's a damn sight better than most people in that country get, and I'm inexpressibly grateful for it. I think it hugely unlikely I'd be in paid employment if I lived in America.