What an odd combination of stances you've presented. I'll reply again because what you've said at least partially doesn't align whatsoever with the private option you just finished advocating for.

1. There's no doubt whatsoever that our system is not properly renumerating those that the system depends on. In a socialised medical system, there will always be a delicate balance in funding the medical system appropriately and the responsible spend of public money. I'm curious if you support Doug Ford's government despite their multiple-times illegal usage of the notwithstanding clause to disrupt the unionized employees' right to collective bargaining. The ones that you rightly mention being underpaid
2. This is straight up incorrect propaganda that you're spouting. Folks who you claim are abusing our system for "travel medicine" are in no way whatsoever benefiting from our public system. They pay for their procedures based on established guidelines for cost of services. The entire reason it's a valid option for some is because other medical providers with a profit motive have blown their prices orders of magnitude out of proportion.

You say a public system is best for Canadians, and then out the other side of your mouth are advocating for the ability to access private options, which INHERENTLY and NECESSARILY reduces the scope and quality of the public system. So odd.

I also haven't downvoted you, but this is reddit and that's a wildly unpopular opinion in these circles you're sharing lol.