That's just completely irrelevant though. Healthcare provision is rivalrous and excludible, ask any poor American, doesn't mean it shouldn't be universally pro

That's just completely irrelevant though. Healthcare provision is rivalrous and excludible, ask any poor American, doesn't mean it shouldn't be universally provided by the government. Education is rivalrous and excludible, look at private schools - doesn't mean it's wrong for there to be state schools and laws making children attend them. The only thing that matters is whether the public benefit outweighs the burden on taxpayers.