That's a nice straw man argument you just wrote there. "A straw man argument is a rhetorical technique based on misrepresentation of an opponent's position. To "set up a straw man" or "set up a straw-man argument" is to create a position that is easy to refute, then attribute that position to the opponent."

The American health care system is inefficient because it has innumerable middle men each taking a piece of the pie, lacks collective bargaining, has nonexistent vertical integration, and spends a lot of money on things that don't improve health care, like marketing and multiple redundant bureaucracies. The Canadian system is a model of synergy that would do a corporate merger specialist proud.

Instead of arguing against this, you misrepresented that I was saying that Americans are innately less efficient, and then knocked down that silly assertion, pretending that you'd actually refuted my argument.