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And because individuals pay, instead of the government. So when individuals have a problem, they're left to prosecute (sue) a doctor on their own instead of hav
by spacemanmatt 7y ago
And because individuals pay, instead of the government. So when individuals have a problem, they're left to prosecute (sue) a doctor on their own instead of having a whole single-payer system behind them.
- olliej 7y agoyup, which also necessarily needs to cover both the medical care and the legal fees. And interest on loans needed for medical care, etc, etc