On one hand that sounds like a good statement.However its completely wrong.If you have money you can write a check for health care.If you dont you either have insurance that pays less and less as you get older,or is just flat out taking your money and not paying for anything.There are insurance companys that are good and there are rich that pay their own way but that leaves 50 million people that dont have insurance or money.Some of them cant even buy insurance with their money and work every day.Also if you could pay your own way its about 3 or 4 times higher priced than it would be if everybody had insurance because you are still paying for somebody who doesnt have insurances bill.Its s crewed up mess and not likely to change for the better unless we make them fix it right. Its not completely a health care problem,its an insurance company on the stock market crook problem.If the insurance company makes the stockholders more return,you get less coverage.Its even way worse than that.
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