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This appears like a strawman argument against single payer healthcare. Hard to tell since it's only a single sentence. But if it is, the majority of single paye
by dwater 5y ago
This appears like a strawman argument against single payer healthcare. Hard to tell since it's only a single sentence. But if it is, the majority of single payer supporters have no interest in mandating government healthcare for all, merely offering it as the default so that everyone has a reasonable baseline of coverage. The many people who prefer the treatment they get currently could continue to purchase private insurance. And those who feel like the corporate health system is worse than any government bureaucracy could make the switch.