>All the horrible things you describe about government run healthcare is the situation literally today. Arguably because of regulatory capture, market collusio

>All the horrible things you describe about government run healthcare is the situation literally today. Arguably because of regulatory capture, market collusion, and lack of transparency. There's no way to prove that the system will necessarily be better under single payer, but at least under a loosely regulated free market system with transparency and antitrust regulation, competition can to some degree keep corruption in check. Contrast that with single payer which centralizes power under an already corrupt American bureocracy and is bound to legistion, which is painfully slow to change in comparison to corporations which respond to market forces.