> That there are too many people with too much power getting filthy rich through it. That's the key point. Of course there are many precedents, all over the wo

> That there are too many people with too much power getting filthy rich through it. That's the key point. Of course there are many precedents, all over the world, and especially in all Western countries other than the US: the public and private healthcare systems happily coexist. But in the US there is so much money to be made on all components of the current complex system it's simply impossible the people involved give up without fight and agree to make it sane like everywhere else in the civilized world.