I can’t afford healthcare at all, but I have to pay for it regardless, either through fines or insurance. I’d take 1970’s prices and service over today’s if I c

I can’t afford healthcare at all, but I have to pay for it regardless, either through fines or insurance. I’d take 1970’s prices and service over today’s if I could. Your anecdote about education being better goes absolutely against what I’ve seen first hand. My parents, who went to College ~40 years ago, paid a fraction of what people do today even accounting for inflation, and the quality was far higher. Smaller class sizes and higher standards than today’s student loan fueled universities, meant that getting a degree was a big deal, unlike today.