You mean people who can _afford_ to do it, right? Of course you do. Well that's certainly not the majority of people, and I did say _universal_ health care, n

You mean people who can _afford_ to do it, right? Of course you do. Well that's certainly not the majority of people, and I did say _universal_ health care, not "health care for those who can afford it". Look, I get it... In the US, your worth as a person - and your access to essential services - is tied to your wealth. And while that's a horrible and cruel way to be, it's all you know, so you don't see that it is, particularly if you've never been on the wanting end of that deal.