We're talking about whether it's reasonably possible for an average person to start their own small business or start consulting if they don't have another inco

We're talking about whether it's reasonably possible for an average person to start their own small business or start consulting if they don't have another income earner in the home to back them up. Your response is, "Well, what if you have cancer?" Fine, I wasn't trying to solve every problem for every person. I'm not suggesting that the current state of healthcare in the US is ideal, or even good. Instead of seeing that there is a path forward and considering that each individual might have to adjust to their own needs, or might have to take a different path altogether, you're just trying to shut down the conversation because the solution I provided is not universally applicable. That's an unnecessary and unhelpful response.