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This is not true, and keeps getting brought up as if it were. The rest of the developed world has _universal_ healthcare. In many countries it is provided thro
by mmaurizi 6y ago
This is not true, and keeps getting brought up as if it were.
The rest of the developed world has _universal_ healthcare. In many countries it is provided through single-payer, in some it is through mandatory private insurance, in others it is a mix.
Where the United States stands alone is not the lack of a universal government program, but that we have many millions of people not covered by any health insurance system at all.
- harimau777 6y agoFair enough, I don't necessarily see a problem with a non-single payer universal health insurance system as long as it is affordable for people.