Quote:Food is a more immediate and pressing need, should we have national single payer grocery stores paid directly by the government through taxation? EBT For All?


So is homelessness, how about housing, a 3/2 on a quarter acre for everyone?


A car?


A job?


A mandatory Fit Bit and exercise regimen?


A Registered Dietician who reviews your daily intake and assesses tax penalties for over or improper consumption?


Because if healthcare financing is a human right then those real essentials are more so.

Well, let's take it one step at a time! Lol


But seriously, I get what you're saying. Obviously things need to be worked for. And most markets are better served in a demand/supply approach.


But before I go there, education up to high school is free.


It's important in this day and age to educate and prepare people for adulthood in order for positive outcomes. And the demand/supply approach has been removed from this industry.


I think healthcare is similar. The importance of it, along with the lack of true understanding abs knowledge of the discipline requires a different approach.


My answer is not eloquent, but I think is substantial.


Food can be gotten easily, and let's face it, it is considered so important that if one does not have enough income, the nation fronts them money for it. There is a basic baseline that we all agree must be provided.


Cars, obviously is a luxury and not a right. But we do allow for public transportation for cheap if you need it to go to work.


There are baselines. With healthcare I think it's important to start moving in that direction as well. Especially when the ones that are making a killing are the insurance companies.



I see health care similar to that. Of course it's two different disciplines, the end result is similar.

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