🚀 go-pugleaf

Masataka Noda wrote:
> > May I suggest that
> >for superior, instant, FREE, medical services, you can return to
> >Japan?
> 
> The medical treatment is not free in Japan.    If you don't have
> money, you won't get treatments.  If you have money, you will. (i.e.
> in Canada, government will help you... in Japan... they won't... they
> would rather see people dying due to overpopulation.)   As for
> education and medication, you do not even get a cent from the
> government.   (something to put aside:    in Japan, there is no
> scholarships.   if you don't have money, you don't get education.
> period.  it doesn't matter how smart you are.)
> 
	Then why are you complaining so bitterly about having to pay for your
medical treatment in a foreign country? Canada IS a foreign country to
a Japanese, you know...


> > The return flight would have cost much less than what your poor
> >parents have been "forced to pay".
> 
> How about if you go back to your home country ??  I am sure you don't
> have to pay as much tax as you should in Canada.

	I am not the one complaining about healthcare and education costs in
Canada. As a matter of fact, as you have pointed out in your own
message, Canadian taxpayers have been very generous towards its
residents and students.


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Diana Hu
Vancouver Quadra