B.:
> 2000 OECD report says 92.2% of people in Germany
have
> public insurance.
Yes, to repeat for the third time, point was not the percentage of people with medical insurance, rather, refuting Dennis's *falsehood* that "if you don't have the money, you will be covered anyway".
This is demonstrably false, even if the number of of uninsured is 10 people.
Again, if the poverty and misery of the political imagination of the North American left necessarily leads them to create falsehoods about social reality in Europe, then it is truly fucked.
Yoshie was hounded off of this list for trying to offer a balanced perspective concerning Iranian political reality, but apparently easily disprovable fantasies about the EU being a paradise on earth are acceptable provided that it gives sustenance to social democratic illusions.
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