There is no real threat to public healthcare in Canada besides costs... these can be mitigated without reforming the public nature of Canada's health care system.

To say that it will either reform itself, or that we have to do it "our way" (presumably our = conservative) is quite misleading. It's not a binary option, limited to these two choices.

Conservatives love to give the ole binary option ie: "you can do this or this" ("you can kiss a baby, or shoot the baby.. which would you do?") Obviously people would chose to kiss the baby, not realizing that there are more options, like feeding the baby, or taking it for a walk.

Moral of the story, present the facts and draw conclusions.. don't present conclusions as FACT.

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