"A consequence of limited care being prioritized by economy" is exactly the problem. And it is not a fact of life. It can be changed. Ultimately this is a mor

"A consequence of limited care being prioritized by economy" is exactly the problem. And it is not a fact of life. It can be changed. Ultimately this is a moral problem. You either care or you don't. If you don't - well, fine. But don't complain when your family is being bankrupted and/or made homeless when you in turn receive "limited care being prioritized by the economy."