"Big Government" issues aside, what makes anybody think that government healthcare will turn out any differently than medicare, social security, and a host of other government failures?
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<!-Quote-!>Quote:You know, there a many many many rich people saying we ought to do this or ought to do that. Why the hell don't they do it? Why can't they set up a non-profit type of insurance as an insurer of last resort and use minimal premiums and charitable donations to keep it running? Hell, I wouldn't mind donating.<!-/Quote-!>
<!-Quote-!>Quote:@Zodiac: I actually read your whole essay. Without quibbling, you do a decent job of describing how two countries come to have such different systems. But you missed a solution at the end. Paraphrasing, you mentioned helping improve people's incomes so they can pay for more/better care, and also changing the whole system so that everyone pays for everyone. What about changing some of the laws that add artificial costs? In principle this should be the easiest solution, and certainly imo the smartest and fairest.<!-/Quote-!>
<!-Quote-!>Quote:Some people just like being told what to believe without thinking about it.<!-/Quote-!>
