Viper1 said:
You've never seen a free market health system because one doesn't exist. Well, we almost had one from the 50's to the 60's. Was pretty darn accessible to everyone back then. And you're also failing to take into consideration the cost reductions and broadened insurance options. Actually, your worries are aimed at the current system by the sounds of it rather than a free amrket healthcare and insurance system. |
I'm not complementing your current system - it's clearly broken. However a completely free market system will not provide low income people with healthcare even if the healthcare (and associated insurance) is significantly cheaper. Then as I pointed out there will be people with long term injuries or illnesses for whom insurance will be very expensive or plain out unobtainable.
A socialised healthcare system deals with these problems essentially by getting the healthy and wealthy to chip in for the sickly and poor.








