Rates of public approval and general health of the public seem to indicate otherwise
No, they do not.
Y'all can bark and bark about how bad it is in a country you don't actually live in
Don't need to. I can listen to real live Canadians complain about how bad their healthcare system is.
Error 404 (Not Found)!!1but maybe you should look at the general views of the people that actually do live there.
I will make a deal with you then. Let Canadians keep their healthcare system, and leave us alone to choose ours. If you like waiting 10 months to get an MRI, then move to Canada. I prefer the option of getting one the same day I request one.
Public approval is much higher elsewhere because on average they are getting a much better deal.
Uh, no. It isn't a better deal. For me, I really don't want to be forced to pay into a system (at the point of a gun) that I won't be able to use when I need it. If I ever need an MRI, I would much prefer to pay out of pocket and get one that same day than to wait by the phone for 10 months hoping the one MRI clinic 500 miles away will call. Because in 10 months, the MRI will no longer matter.
If Bernie Sanders had had his recent heart attack in Canada, he would be dead right now.
It works better for more people and there are statistics to back that up.
Again, no. Statistics do not back that up. But if you really want statistics, then count the number of Canadian license plates you see at Seattle, Detroit, and Buffalo hospitals and tell me which system those people prefer.
All you have are anecdotes, which are worth nothing.
All you have is wishful thinking. Heck, when we provide you Bernie Sanders own words, statements, responses, and policies. You continue to insist that he really didn't mean it.
But if you really prefer a government-run monopoly over a free market, then by all means move to Canada.