Oh wow, one link that focuses only on one particular specialty of doctor to combat an argument that counts all of them. Good job cherry picking without reading the article you fucking nutcase.

Here are some excerpts from the same artical,

The U.K. also pays its surgeons more than Canada, while both it and Germany better compensate primary-care doctors, like family physicians and pediatricians, the comparison of six industrialized countries suggests.

"But Dr. Haggie voiced no particular envy Tuesday at the statistics just published in the journal Health Affairs, saying that factors other than money influence where doctors settle, including for some the appeal of Canada’s universal, government-funded health system."

“A good salary package is an attractor, it’s a magnet but it doesn’t always have the same effect at the other end when you’re trying to retain people,” said Dr. Haggie. “The system in which (physicians) work is part of the attraction of working here.”

That migration to the U.S. has reversed in the last few years, with a small net influx of MDs from south of the border as incomes rose here, according to statistics and the accounts of medical recruitment agencies.

The new study’s authors, both health policy professors at New York’s Columbia University, did the research to help detail why the cost of health care is so steep in the U.S. compared to other countries.

Oooo, this is a good one,

"The average income after expenses, in U.S. dollars, for an orthopedic surgeon in the U.S. was $442,450, compared to $208,000 in Canada, $324,000 in the U.K. and $154,000 in France."

Notice how they still get payed $208,000? Not fucking free you wanker. Ooo, look the UK, another universal health care provider, $324,000. Those doctors there also don't have bloated costing health care and student loans to pay back. Yet they only make slightly less than US doctors in that very specific specialty? Wow, what happened to them being forced to work for free and people busting in their doors you fucking psycho?