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I'm not seeing anything there that would help those who can't afford care. And charity is woefully inadequate, and still doesn't address needing care today.

• alexanderstears 9y ago
  Then you didn't read it very closely, the article devotes a decent amount of space to how to set up the system that ensures people can get care regardless of their ability to pay. It's within the first two pages, look for the paragraph that starts with this 5. Said charges under (3) and (4) will, when submitted to Treasury
  • s73ver_ 9y ago
    I read it quite closely. It claims that's what it wants to do, but it doesn't actually do things that would accomplish that.
    • alexanderstears 9y ago
      It lets people access healthcare regardless of their ability to pay for it, how is that contrary to the goal of increasing access to healthcare for the poor?