'normal medical care' means keeping people in a state of chronic sickness and dependence on pharma products which are overpriced because the bill is paid for by 'the collective.' No way are they going to give up that cash cow.
sounds like tvbcof is confusing 'pill mill doctors with their own clinics'.. from actual doctors in hospitals that treat people
Seems like state hospitals are 'real' to you and privately owned clinics are not? Anyway, it reminds me of issues where returning vets were forced to take opiods by the VA and if they refused they would lose their VA benefits. That's 'public sector' or 'socialized' health care for you.
Since you are bringing me into it personally, note that I have been to the doctor on my own behalf only a few times in the past few decades, and even here it was for things that I could live without. Lately it is mostly just to see first-hand the medical system in the country I currently live in (and in fact the doctor did a pretty good job of diagnosing allergic rhinitis which was a condition that I didn't self-diagnose accurately.)
A decade ago when I worked in Si valley I availed myself of 'modern' medical services for an annoying condition called rosacia which one side of my family suffers from. The dermo gave me a prescription for the latest greatest (and I found out later $500/mo) antibiotic. Within a month I was shitting blood. I got off all but a mild topical antibiotic metronidozole. Without insurance (which I pay to NOT have) they wanted $300/mo for this face cream. I made it myself for about $0.30/mo using 'fish tank antibiotics' (which, I suspect is how a lot of doctors and pharmacists get their own medicine.)
OK. That's me. I've had other experience with the medical/industrial complex on behalf of others. In the case of both of my parents, they nearly died from mis-applied medicine. My dad for high-powered neuro drugs for 'Parkinson's' which he didn't have. When I got him off the shit and moved to a different facility he was fine (considering he had had a stroke and was damaged from that a bit). A little research on-line told me exactly what 'mistake' the neurologist had made. In my mom's case recently for chemo which the tech tried to double-up her treatment and give her twice as many as the maximum the doctor prescribed. An 'accident' of course. My sister caught that one.
In the case of my daughter, the medico's took her into the back room after birth and dosed her with 'euvax' which we all decided not to give as the mom tested negative for hep. This pissed me off and we've stayed away from the doctor since. On the first day of lockdown (after being fairly well isolated for a whole month!?!), my daughter somehow caught German Measles as best I can tell. It was textbook, but very very mild and she was done with it, rash and all, in about 3 days. We didn't go to the doctor because of the lockdown. Thank God! That event tells me that my kid has a well functioning immune system and I suspect that avoiding 'the vaccine schedule' was the major factor, and it also tells me that there are some weird environmental things going on for a kid to get Rubella without coming into contract with any other kids.