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Two points: 1) In the USA, one must be pretty well situated to get the quality of healthcare you describe. MANY people go without prescriptions, and get inadeq
by droopyEyelids 4y ago
Two points:
1) In the USA, one must be pretty well situated to get the quality of healthcare you describe. MANY people go without prescriptions, and get inadequate care already.
2) If you add up what we pay in health insurance premiums plus employer contributions, especially if you have a family, we're generally in the same league of paycheck-subtraction as a European country with universal healthcare.
So while I agree with your overall point that it could end up worse than where we started, I don't think thats a guaranteed outcome.