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Sonic the Hedgehog is a capitalist.
So .3 percent of the US population goes to mexico for treatment. I'd i think its safe to say the majority of those are for frivolous cosmetic type surgery. Lol. Not a good point but whatever. keep trying
Despite being reminded they keep derailing.
Probably without consequences either.
thank you.
Where did i falsify anything? I did basic math. 1.2 million of 340 million is .3%. Is it not? Thats really not a lot. You are the one making numbers seem like they are more than what they really are. Simple math can debunk your claims easily.
You just posted an article that essentially says .3% of americans go to mexico for medical treatments like that even on the radar.
Why do more canadians go to USA?
https://www.statista.com/statistics/654694/patients-receiving-treatment-outside-canada/
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/articles/2016-08-03/canadians-increasingly-come-to-us-for-health-care
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/canada-health-care-access-1.6574184
Lol, at your "fallacies"... This is ez.
maybe you should look up words before you use them
No true Scotsman, or appeal to purity, is an informal fallacy in which one attempts to protect their generalized statement from a falsifying counterexample.
So back to my question, where did i falsify my counterexample? i did basic division to debunk your tripe. Thats it.
Im waiting for you to explain how i falsified anything by doing simple division. Or just keep tossing buzz words at the wall and hoping they stick, i guess.
Here's an easier explanation for you, with an example included for good measure:
https://www.scribbr.com/fallacies/no-true-scotsman-fallacy/
Your example was irrelevant and i used basic math to prove it. 1.2 million people is not a lot. You actually proved my point for me. So your generalization doesnt hold and i proved it with math.
Why do i have to counter your points but you have yet to even attempt to counter any of mine. Because you cant.
Now, im sorry .3% of americans feel the need to go to mexico for medical treatment. But really, thats not a lot of people and really nothing to complain about. If .3 percent of people go to mexico that means 99.7% of people are happy with their healthcare system? no?
Admit your point was dumb. Because it was. It actually helps my points.
I pointed out that Americans are going to Mexico for medical services. I was called a liar. I proved it with hard evidence and you tried to pull a "no true scottsman fallacy" by attempting to dismiss it as "cosmetic" and "not that many" effectively trying to redefine the category, since it proved you wrong.
Quote where i called you a liar. I dont disagree that americans go to mexico for treatment. What are you talking about. My point is the number is so low it doesnt matter or its irrelevant. Which it is. Math proves that. If you said a quarter of americans go to mexico for treatment, maybe id agree its there is probably a problem with the american heathcare system. But .3%? come on man, thats a joke.
Just because some americans have been to space doesnt mean most americans enjoy or even want to go to space. That is silly. No?
Because 5% of Canadians go to US for treatment even though they can stay in canada and get treatment for free. Now that is a problem. Not .3%. But you refuse to address my points. Wonder why.