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yeah we europeans and alot other countries have it wrong huh? pay 130 euro a month with an 1 time own risk of 385 euro annual. think again.
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A Dr as in physician not theology would tell you differently check out Massachusetts first in health and education
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A tryout with limited resources u cant compare to the full extend of single-payer systems like those we have in Europe. To be honest.
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So we want the same people who gave us DMV and TSA levels of efficiency and quality service to be responsible for our health?
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Insurer doesn't know costs. Neither does Medicare. BOTH know what out-of-pocket caps are, though
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Government can't cheat the market. If they fix prices and have huge demand you are going to have a supply shortage for any good.
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No no... wait 20 weeks, on average for needed care. So that means you are potentially letting folks die because care didn't come in time.
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It's almost as if they want the VA waiting lines to be the standard for everyone else.
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But it doesn't save lives.
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https://www.google.ca/amp/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.4022970 … Facts and stuff.
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Libraries, police, fire department, national defense, roads, the CDC, to name a few
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If you get rid of profit, executive pay and admin waste, there is 55% more funds available to spend on care. Eliminated admin costs is hard.
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As a med office manager for 30yrs and a cancer patient, I vote strongly for single payer! We don't need 4000 sets of rules/procedures.Costly
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Exactly. We don't need so many models of cars. Or brands of toothpaste. We are all the same with the same needs and desires.
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you're comparing goods to human life? You think health insurance should be a for-profit enterprise?
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Food is for-profit. Housing is for-profit. Market works for that. Assist the poor, sure, but let market work for the rest.
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human life is not a good.
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But the necessities of human life ARE goods. Markets work to efficiently allocate resources. Gov't intervention prevents that.
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No, the market does not efficiently or fairly allocate goods & services. If it did we would not have a "poverty line".
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Under what market system are there no poor?
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