The highest death totals are in all of these countries, lol.
The highest death totals from COVID are in Spain and Ireland? They nationalized in
response to the crisis, the crisis didn't happen because if it.
As soon as you nationalize medicines you get state rationing,
All healthcare and health insurance requires rationing.
LOL wow haven't heard that complete bullsh*t in a while. Bringing back an Obama-era phrase, retro!
See the great thing about privatized care is that you isolated risk -- if one hospital doesn't acquire enough supplies it's just that ONE hospital that has a problem. If all the hospitals get supplies from the same place NONE of them have anything. That means in the privatized system SOMEONE always has resources if they're more industrious in obtaining them, and it also means those people can help those that need more of this or that.
If all hospitals are state-run, suppliers would be forced to do business and distribute their products fairly to all. The number of suppliers doesn't change.
Likewise, if one hospital is overloaded and decides give everyone a DNR order (they're already talking about this) you can literally leave and go to another hospital that doesn't do this. If you're in a nation with a DNR order you're boned short of getting on a plane and getting treatment internationally. (Good luck with that, lol.)
Hospitals would be less likely to be overloaded if private hospitals shared the burden of the public, not just people who can afford their over-priced care. So if that's your worry, you should support this.
But, for anyone that has to deal with that scenario I hope you get lucky and never get the bug. I have friends in several of these countries and they're much more panicked than anyone I know in the USA.
People in the USA are in denial, partially because their denial has been encouraged by our President.