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No, because at some point you will inevitable need care. We build care systems in place and pay into them to mitigate and distribute risk. You are effectively f
by nyxtom 10y ago
No, because at some point you will inevitable need care. We build care systems in place and pay into them to mitigate and distribute risk. You are effectively free-riding on everyone else's participation.
- MR4D 10y agoSo by choosing not to work, you can effectively choose, but by choosing not to have insurance you cannot?!? Your logic makes no sense in the current environment. If I'm unemployed and can't afford it, I'm free riding. So yes, you should be able to choose. If for no other reason than you already can (by not working).