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I agree it's not entirely down to number of hospitals or doctors. The insurance companies have the industry by the balls and force them to take way too high a caseload to remain in business. The insurance companies can do that because our legal system is fucked to hell and for some reason it takes money and time to defend yourself from an incorrect allegation. A doctor can't just say "well, I won't mess up and if I do then I should be ruined financially" because someone could ruin them without even needing for the doctor to make a mistake.

So we can't fix the medical system until we fix the legal system but we can't fix the legal system because of the political side of the legal system. There's a lot of money in doing legal work and they aren't just going to do something like make all lawyers public defenders so you can't buy better legal help which would be fair.

You can't make the change to the political system because it's rigged to hell and obfuscated so no one outside of it can really even know who has the power or how to influence that power without a shit load of money. You can't just vote for a candidate thats going to fix the legal system because there isn't one and likely never will be since it's against the interests of the people in charge.

People would have to come together in an organized fashion and make sure to spread the correct information and get everyone to actually vote and communicate about the issue but the average person is far too stupid to do even one of those things much less all them so the "correct democratic" way of fixing the problem has been made impossible. It will NEVER work. The only way the problem can really be solved is by someone who has power abusing the system but with the goal of making it better and so far, no one competent is doing that.

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