Kim Jong Un Near Death?

[McDad]

I'll miss Kim...because of the memes.

 

[NorthDallas40]

Yeah, I'll run with it.

International Survey: U.S. Leads in Medical Errors | Commonwealth Fund

Of course you will girl. In reading the first paragraph it would appear they had a tad of an agenda though?

New York City, November 3, 2005—One-third of patients with health problems in the U.S. report experiencing medical, medication, or test errors, the highest rate of any nation in a new Commonwealth Fund international survey. Assessing health care access, safety, and care coordination in Australia, Canada, Germany, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States, the survey found that while no one nation was best or worst overall, the U.S. stood out for high error rates, inefficient coordination of care, and high out-of-pocket costs leading to barriers to access to care.

And while we’re at it.

Commonwealth Fund - Media Bias/Fact Check

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

Ah, so now the goalposts have been moved. Well, in that case, there is this:

How doctors killed President Garfield

LMAO.


But I would have to say that is a fair comparison. Medicine in state run North Korea in 2020 right is probably on par with medicine in the USA in 1881.

You're on a roll today.

Oh. And Garfield was shot whereas Kim was killed by Col Sanders.

LMAO

 

[DC_Vol]

I'll miss Kim...because of the memes.
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The KJU binocular memes have always been some of my faves.

 

[Wireless1]

Again, we know FOR A FACT that Trumpsters will not want this to be a significant election issue. Debatable for Biden, with this charge. Might hurt him. But FOR SURE it hurts Trump.

We can expect a written statement from Biden but we’ll never hear him speak about it, he’s not coherent enough.

 

[Wireless1]

Imagine working for Nancy Grace.

 

[McDad]

 

[BigOrangeD]

NEW ATTENTION
With Kim’s health uncertain, focus shifts to powerful sister

 

[Purple Tiger]

Kim dead.

 

[0nelilreb]

I think it would allow the motivation/priority to come from the right place, yes.

Can you give me an example of just one program that the federal government took over or is in charge of , where the the quality went up , or didn’t get worse and the cost went down or didn’t go up ? Just one in our entire history .

 

[Velo Vol]

Ah, so now the goalposts have been moved. Well, in that case, there is this:

How doctors killed President Garfield

Not your best effort EL. LOL

 

[Rickyvol77]

Yeah, I'll run with it.

International Survey: U.S. Leads in Medical Errors | Commonwealth Fund

That’s your article? 2005 slanted article who claims US is 5-10% higher on medical mistakes than 5 other countries? Lmao

 

[Orange_Vol1321]

Show me a reputable a reputable source that says the US ranks above all the single payor/nationalized healthcare systems. Rush Limbaugh doesn't count.

The reason we rank low is because of cost, not the actual care we get.

If you make it universal the price will go down and the actual care we get will be nonexistent.

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Heir unapparent: If North Korea faces succession, who might replace Kim?

 

[evillawyer]

That’s your article? 2005 slanted article who claims US is 5-10% higher on medical mistakes than 5 other countries? Lmao

The third-leading cause of death in US most doctors don't want you to know about

 

[NorthDallas40]

The third-leading cause of death in US most doctors don't want you to know about

Nobody is claiming Drs dont F up and kill people girl. You jumped in on the US healthcare system isn’t capable of providing top care as compared to other developed countries and you’ve doubled down on dipshit articles just isolating US care errors and not doing an objective comparative analysis.

And the Garfield post was classic you! 1880’s medicine as basis for comparing to today’s healthcare

 

[RDU VOL#14]

Headline reads like a POTUS tweet.

Haha. I actually thought the same thing.

 

[evillawyer]

Nobody is claiming Drs dont F up and kill people girl. You jumped in on the US healthcare system isn’t capable of providing top care as compared to other developed countries and you’ve doubled down on dipshit articles just isolating US care errors and not doing an objective comparative analysis.

And the Garfield post was classic you! 1880’s medicine as basis for comparing to today’s healthcare

This all started when someone claimed, in jest, that Kim could not possibly have been killed because NK has socialized medicine. My point was that it happens all the time in the US system and our system has more malpractice than many other nationalized systems. Prove me wrong.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

Nobody is claiming Drs dont F up and kill people girl. You jumped in on the US healthcare system isn’t capable of providing top care as compared to other developed countries and you’ve doubled down on dipshit articles just isolating US care errors and not doing an objective comparative analysis.

And the Garfield post was classic you! 1880’s medicine as basis for comparing to today’s healthcare

The other thing that shows how idiotic her comparison is is the reporting or lack thereof in other countries. Since lawyers are camped out right outside ERs waiting to hand out their cards to grieving people that might be looking for a payday, we are far more transparent than many other countries. It's just like all this garbage going on with reporting COVID.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

This all started when someone claimed, in jest, that Kim could not possibly have been killed because NK has socialized medicine. My point was that it happens all the time in the US system and our system has more malpractice than many other nationalized systems. Prove me wrong.

We have more lawyers, so we will never know the truth.

 

[NorthDallas40]

The other thing that shows how idiotic her comparison is is the reporting or lack thereof in other countries. Since lawyers are camped out right outside ERs waiting to hand out their cards to grieving people that might be looking for a payday, we are far more transparent than many other countries. It's just like all this garbage going on with reporting COVID.

The strawman is strong with you today girl.

Show me the studies saying this. I can show you lots of metrics showing the US trailing lots of other countries.

Note that healthcare is not just about having the best facilities, or superstar physicians, or a great innovator. It's about across-the-board results. And that's where the US fails.

You wouldn't claim that the country that does the best job feeding its people is the one with the most innovative and cutting-edge Michelin 3 star restaurants, would you?

 

[evillawyer]

The strawman is strong with you today girl.


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And I presented an article talking about medical errors being more frequent in the US.

 

[NorthDallas40]

And I presented an article talking about medical errors being more frequent in the US.

Yeah I already attacked that piece of agenda driven tripe and the source. What else ya got?

 

[Orange_Vol1321]

This all started when someone claimed, in jest, that Kim could not possibly have been killed because NK has socialized medicine. My point was that it happens all the time in the US system and our system has more malpractice than many other nationalized systems. Prove me wrong.

No need, you're doing that by yourself.

 

[RDU VOL#14]

The other thing that shows how idiotic her comparison is is the reporting or lack thereof in other countries. Since lawyers are camped out right outside ERs waiting to hand out their cards to grieving people that might be looking for a payday, we are far more transparent than many other countries. It's just like all this garbage going on with reporting COVID.

This is one of the reasons my wife is trying to get out of health care. The constant stress that she has felt from knowing that a disgruntled family could possibly bring a frivolous lawsuit against her has been overwhelming at times. One of her co-workers who had a patient die nearly 3 years before had to go to a review board to fight for her job because some sleaze bag lawyer had gotten ahold of them before the 3 year statute limitations was up. She had nothing wrong and it was proven so, but her livelihood was at risk and that was unnecessary toll on her psyche and made her rethink her profession.