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I agree wholeheartedly. One thing that bugs me is how limited my choices are. I believe that over-regulation drives that. Getting an x-ray for my dog is much,
by MR4D 10y ago
I agree wholeheartedly.
One thing that bugs me is how limited my choices are. I believe that over-regulation drives that. Getting an x-ray for my dog is much, much cheaper than me getting one, which is just one example of an unregulated market (relatively, obviously there are licensing & safety standards)
Seems that this would be a shot. If it doesn't work, lets try something different. I'm not wedded to any solution, but I think we probably agree that healthcare is mostly broken in the US (and was even before Obamacare).
Final note - I don't distinguish between healthcare & insurance for sake of simplicity in this post.
- bluGill 10y agoBe careful about this though. We generally place a higher value on human life than on a dogs life. If the x-ray used on your dog sometimes kills a dog it is not the disaster that it would be if a human was killed. Thus we spend a lot more on quality control for medical devices for humans. You might not agree, but that is how society see it.