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Huh? Your own post proved my point completely. Let's read her statement again.

Stop... She doesn't know because no one will tell her anything. Why? Because she can't get to see a dentist. Why? Because they all told her they are not taking NHS patients.

Duh.... That makes my whole point. If she could have seen a dentist, then one might have told her how to deal with the gum disease.

Even more ironic... the people here in the US justify socialized care by claiming that having it will allow people to get preventative care, to stop this very situation from happening. Yet clearly your system isn't providing preventative care, or immediate care.

Look, if this was an isolated incident, then maybe you'd have a point. The problem is it isn't isolated. The number of people receiving dental care dropped by 1.2 Million. That's not "isolated". That isn't one bad doctor somewhere removing the wrong organ. That's 1.2 million people in the UK that can't find dentists.

So again... what is your defense?

<blockquote data-quote="Andy" data-source="post: 89126" data-attributes="member: 711">Huh?&nbsp; Your own post proved my point completely.&nbsp; Let&#039;s read her statement again.Stop... She doesn&#039;t know because no one will tell her anything.&nbsp; Why?&nbsp; Because she can&#039;t get to see a dentist.&nbsp; Why?&nbsp; Because they all told her they are not taking NHS patients.Duh....&nbsp;&nbsp; That makes my whole point.&nbsp; If she could have seen a dentist, then one might have told her how to deal with the gum disease.Even more ironic... the people here in the US justify socialized care by claiming that having it will allow people to get preventative care, to stop this very situation from happening.&nbsp; Yet clearly your system isn&#039;t providing preventative care, or immediate care.Look, if this was an isolated incident, then maybe you&#039;d have a point.&nbsp; The problem is it isn&#039;t isolated.&nbsp;&nbsp; The number of people receiving dental care dropped by 1.2 Million.&nbsp;&nbsp; That&#039;s not &quot;isolated&quot;.&nbsp; &nbsp; That isn&#039;t one bad doctor somewhere removing the wrong organ.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; That&#039;s 1.2 million people in the UK that can&#039;t find dentists.So again... what is your defense?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andy, post: 89126, member: 711"] Huh? Your own post proved my point completely. Let's read her statement again. [INDENT][/INDENT] Stop... She doesn't know because no one will tell her anything. Why? Because she can't get to see a dentist. Why? Because they all told her they are not taking NHS patients. Duh.... That makes my whole point. If she could have seen a dentist, then one might have told her how to deal with the gum disease. Even more ironic... the people here in the US justify socialized care by claiming that having it will allow people to get preventative care, to stop this very situation from happening. Yet clearly your system isn't providing preventative care, or immediate care. Look, if this was an isolated incident, then maybe you'd have a point. The problem is it isn't isolated. The number of people receiving dental care dropped by 1.2 Million. That's not "isolated". That isn't one bad doctor somewhere removing the wrong organ. That's 1.2 million people in the UK that can't find dentists. [INDENT][/INDENT] So again... what is your defense? [/QUOTE]

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