I do not live in the US, I chose a specificlly US example because most people are probably familiar with the US system here. Regardless, if you read my statemen

I do not live in the US, I chose a specificlly US example because most people are probably familiar with the US system here. Regardless, if you read my statement, it has nothing to do with whether a company/govt should or should not provide insurance, just that "no sane person is against people having health insurance". If someone thinks, in general, people should not have health care services I think there is something wrong with them i.e. they are not being sane. A better example could have perhaps been rent ceilings in large cities, since there are many classic examples of this loophole behavior in economics.