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I pay for my own healthcare insurance, as healthcare is not free in Germany. So your points are invalid as far as I’m concerned.

• martin_a 5y ago
  Ah, that's fine. Everybody will also pay for all the infrastructure you might be using and the others not.
  • dsnr 5y ago
    Non-welfare states also have infrastructure, so no worry about that.
    • martin_a 5y ago
      You know that there's more to the German social insurance system than public health insurance that you profit from now or later. So it's just lame to frame it like that's the only thing.
  • Rompect 5y ago
    Literally "Who would build the roads" lmao
    • martin_a 5y ago
      Nah, there's much more than roads in a welfare state. There's a nationwide pension fund, unemployment "insurance", long-term care insurance and what not. All of this is cross-financed in a mix by everybody who's paying into it. Also: Lots of people switch from private health insurance back to public health insurance once they get old, because then costs are rising. A welfare state also supports those who have "suddenly" become poor so they had to make that switch... ;-)