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When a third of the population is disenfranchised from choice by outright exclusion, choice as it applies to everyone is clearly NOT well served by that system.
by randcraw 7y ago
When a third of the population is disenfranchised from choice by outright exclusion, choice as it applies to everyone is clearly NOT well served by that system.
- hogFeast 7y agoYou don't understand. Nothing is free. Systems that guarantee access have to make the same choice. They have to chose not to treat some people with expensive conditions too. The thing the US gets right is a mixed private/public healthcare system, the issue is that the balance is wrong, not that the system is wrong.