kdawg
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- Jun 25, 2003
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^ it's not even just insurance. It's how any universal thing works.
I've never had to call anyone out for a fire so I'd like to opt out of that in my city taxes - then if anyone has a fire they should have to pay like $20k.
It's not fair that I have to pay for their fire problems. They should either pay or have insurance.
I've never had to call anyone out for a fire so I'd like to opt out of that in my city taxes - then if anyone has a fire they should have to pay like $20k.
It's not fair that I have to pay for their fire problems. They should either pay or have insurance.
Obvious question: Why can't we just all chip in a little and have it as a universal benefit?
Obvious answer: So why's that not okay for healthcare then?
Universal healthcare brings enormous economies of scale so the costs can be divided out evenly to everyone - that's the great benefit to those who can afford it. And the benefit to those who can't currently afford it is not having to die in squalor of preventable problems in the richest country in the world.
Obvious answer: So why's that not okay for healthcare then?
Universal healthcare brings enormous economies of scale so the costs can be divided out evenly to everyone - that's the great benefit to those who can afford it. And the benefit to those who can't currently afford it is not having to die in squalor of preventable problems in the richest country in the world.