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Last Topic: 8:13:31pm, 12/29/2022
Last Post: 11:06:16am, 02/08/2022
Giant_Aspirin posted...
that takes a really, really long time and people are dying now. and do you really think the free market is going to go build hospitals to address a temporary surge in patients? no, no it will not.
Well the first problem is that healthcare shouldn't be a matter of the free market. Though as a consequence of that, the US actually has a lot of hospital capacity compared to Canada which has been underfunded and understaffed for 40 years.
People seem averse to field hospitals for some reason which is exactly the kind of solution that's needed to deal with intermittent spikes during a pandemic. It doesn't necessarily need to be permanent infrastructure (though again in the case of Canada we need permanent infrastructure because we can't even handle seasonal flu patients).
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