Another disadvantage to government run healthcare: If you have a chronic illness they don't want to exist, they will not acknowledge it exists. Or minimally acknowledge it, say allow 1 small hospital in the province, with two doctors, to address the over 500,000 people in Ontario, majority women, with the disease. If the government, or the corporations who lobby the government, don't want an illness caused by their products to be known about, they simply don't talk about it. And anyone who does talk about it is nutty, right, because the government prevents research, training, charge codes, etc, so the disease can't really exist.

That's aside from the general family doctor shortage and burnout, mainly caused by the government.

Meanwhile, the liberals, with said chronic illness, begging the government for help, think we need to be more socialized.

I fully support preventing corporations from lobbying, which is a large part of the problem.

In case you didn't know this before the coof, the government doesn't care about your health.