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That's because the system you're now paying into is saving the lives of people who would have had no healthcare otherwise. Like it or not, you live in a societ
by davesque 10y ago
That's because the system you're now paying into is saving the lives of people who would have had no healthcare otherwise. Like it or not, you live in a society with other people. If you want your society to be fair and just, you have to make some sacrifices.
- gcp 10y agoIf you are a healthy and/or young person, your rate will always go up in any social system. There no way around this. Germany has universal healthcare, but high income citizens can (could?) opt out to private insurance. It's good when you're young and single as it's way cheaper. But for most people it becomes more expensive than the goverment system by the time they're married and get kids.