As I said, I DO have dual citizenship and I lived there for much of my life. I had to make use of the health care system in Scotland several times. I am telling you the God's honest truth here.
I have to wait longer to get in here in America. I wait longer in waiting rooms here in America. Having lived and experienced both system, the wait, IMO, is just another propaganda talking point thrown out there by the system in place here that wants you to keep making them billions of dollars.
As for the other point? Hmm. This is a GUN forum. Gun rights in Britain are rather dismal. My family lives here in the United States, and as I said- I'm in school here. Since I'm posting on a gun forum it stands to reason that gun rights are also quite high on my agenda, as I spend my free time here and no on national heatlh forum sites (if they exist?).
Anyhow, I have never liked the argument "if you don't like it, why don't you get out!" Someone yelled that at Ralph Nader once, and he replied by stating that if you don't like something- you don't leave it, you try to change it. This is my country. It isn't without it's faults. If you leave every country that you dislike something about, you'll end up living in Antarctica.
Who knows? Maybe one day I'll have to buy the parka and learn penguin.
I have to wait longer to get in here in America. I wait longer in waiting rooms here in America. Having lived and experienced both system, the wait, IMO, is just another propaganda talking point thrown out there by the system in place here that wants you to keep making them billions of dollars.
As for the other point? Hmm. This is a GUN forum. Gun rights in Britain are rather dismal. My family lives here in the United States, and as I said- I'm in school here. Since I'm posting on a gun forum it stands to reason that gun rights are also quite high on my agenda, as I spend my free time here and no on national heatlh forum sites (if they exist?).
Anyhow, I have never liked the argument "if you don't like it, why don't you get out!" Someone yelled that at Ralph Nader once, and he replied by stating that if you don't like something- you don't leave it, you try to change it. This is my country. It isn't without it's faults. If you leave every country that you dislike something about, you'll end up living in Antarctica.
Who knows? Maybe one day I'll have to buy the parka and learn penguin.