It's generally just good for the entire community with benefits felt in a myriad of other issues, like gun violence, suicides, abortions, mental health, crime,

It's generally just good for the entire community with benefits felt in a myriad of other issues, like gun violence, suicides, abortions, mental health, crime, drug and alcohol abuse, homelessness etc... The question is, why wouldn't a society or community want universal healthcare for it's people?