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Life expectancy is not necessarily a good indicator of a health care system. Diets and lifestyle play a much larger role. Not to mention cigarettes are and have been fairly expensive in Canada, although the gap is closing quickly in the states.

So you can't get the necessary health care to live in Canada? He didn't chose to die, he chose the Canadian health care system.

I see your point, but monetary value has to be applied especially to health care how else do you pay for entitlements.

Canadian Pride. He most certainly had the money to do so. The point is if socialized medicine is so good with no long lines he shouldn't have to come to the US.

He might be competent is he a general practioner? General practioners don't make much, I was more talking about specialties ie cardiac and neuro surgons etc. The US is second to none in diagnostics of major ailments. Have you heard of anybody in Canada dieing waiting in line for a...

I absolutely care, I live in a state that insures virtually everyone. To suggest that people are dieing on the streets of cancer is ridiculous.

Every Canadian I have met are very patriotic and proud people. But it clouds their judgement. Healthcare in Canada is far inferior to that of the US. Any competent doctors and R.N.s for that matter long left Canada for better wages in the US. People die waiting for the care that they need...