[AdmSmith]

Where have I mentioned healthcare and in which country?

Here: I think I explained why a region the size of Texas sparsely housing third the population of Austin can’t have the same road system as Texas.
The same principle applies to health care and education.
https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3725513/posts?page=64#64

[AdmSmith]

Today we can state one thing: the share of health spending in Russian GDP is declining. “Instead of 7% of GDP recommended by WHO, in Russia 3.6% of GDP is spent on health care. Budget money goes to football, to Syria - anywhere, just not for the development of affordable medical care. I travel a lot around the regions and I want to say: there people are already “boiling”, patience has come to an end,” said the head of the trade union Alliance of Doctors Anastasia Vasilyeva.

https://newizv.ru/news/society/03-07-2019/plody-optimizatsii-smertnost-v-rossii-podnyalas-do-urovnya-natsionalnogo-bedstviya

[NorseViking]

You are somehow extending the term, don’t you? What exactly is wrong with my idea?
In order for it to be whataboutism I had to say Texas has worse road system and worse healthcare.
Which I didn’t.