> As for the free market, we do not have a free market in medicine. It is highly regulated through insurance and government regulation. So, I don't see a proble

> As for the free market, we do not have a free market in medicine. It is highly regulated through insurance and government regulation. So, I don't see a problem there. Plenty of us do. The absence of a "free market" in this situation isn't merely a difference of driving economic theory, but of bodily sovereignty.