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Post Posted Sun Aug 13, 2006 11:52 pm
Livgivare


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Location: Sweden, at the middle!

It is a sad fact that he is not 80 years old and would die any minute!!

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Post Posted Mon Aug 14, 2006 12:16 am
Vieon


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Location: Epsom, England

A good country, in my opinion, requires the following:

- Secular government
- Free healthcare
- Good human rights record
- High civil liberties, like Holland
- Decent public safety

After that, whether it be Communist or Conservative, it really doesn't matter.
Post Posted Mon Aug 14, 2006 12:18 am
Livgivare


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Vieon wrote:A good country, in my opinion, requires the following:

- Secular government
- Free healthcare
- Good human rights record
- High civil liberties, like Holland
- Decent public safety

After that, whether it be Communist or Conservative, it really doesn't matter.
You forgot good education system!

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Post Posted Mon Aug 14, 2006 12:35 am
Ronja
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Location: Poland :)

Vieon wrote: - Free healthcare
Leaving all other points...nothing like "free healthcare" really exists. "Free" means "paid from your taxes". "Free" means "national". And "national" means "nobody's".

In Poland we theoritically have free health-care. I don't know any single person who is satisfied by medical care, especially when considering how many useless clerks responsible for health premiums Poles have to pay for. It leads to the situation when people pay twice - for public health care, and for private doctors - to be cured on a decent level. Of course if you have money...if not you have to deal on national treatment (by the way - horribly corrupted).

But many people think: "What??? Healt care's privatization? Do you try to tell me that I would have to PAY for curing???" Thay don't realize how much of their money is wasted.
If you're private doctor you have to care about quality of your service. If you work for public money...answer yourself.


Refering to whole post...Belarus follows no more than two from five pf your points.
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