this statement alone moves you up or near the top of the leaderboard for dumbest posters on the site.
I had colon cancer at 38. throughout the entire process from finally figuring out what was wrong with me, diagnosis and then surgery and treatment, I dealt with a lot of people obviously in the medical field. met several people who had once worked in Canada or had family members who currently work in medicine there. the stories they told me were downright scary. essentially giving my age and family history, it would have taken me anywhere from 6 months to a year to get approved to see a specialist in Canada under their fairy tale healthcare system. so essentially my cancer would have spread into stage 4 at that point and I would be dead had I lived in Canada. these people, some nurses and some technicians have fled there for better jobs here. the hospitals were run down, the equipment was usually old and often "hand me downs" refurbished and outdated equipment from the U.S. people sit in clinics on the floor lined up in hallways for hours and even days to get seen. you wait on the government to decide when and if you are eligible for treatment.
you sir know nothing on this matter. I just lived it. thank God for this country and our private system is beyond light years better than govt ran healthcare. I can tell you this because I am still alive, I survived cancer and I did so because I did not live in Canada.