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The same could be said about allowing poor people to seek treatment from unlicensed medical practitioners "If we don't give them our substandard medical care, t
by Johnny555 8y ago
The same could be said about allowing poor people to seek treatment from unlicensed medical practitioners "If we don't give them our substandard medical care, they'll get it from underground providers that will be even worse".
Or let them be served by an unregulated transportation providers "Well yeah, our buses aren't safe, some of our drivers have suspended licenses, but if they don't ride with us, they'll ride with someone worse".
Just because there are worse alternatives is no reason for the government to sanction exploitative businesses.
- maratd 8y ago> The same could be said about allowing poor people to seek treatment from unlicensed medical practitioners No, it can't. Because they can always walk into a hospital and receive treatment, even if they have no capacity to pay. A hospital may not refuse treatment. > Or let them be served by an unregulated transportation providers Like Uber? Interestingly enough, if an unregulated method of transportation becomes popular enough, it gets regulated, not regulated out of existence.