As someone who also grew up on both sides — your doctor example is a uniquely American problem, because America has not decided that health care is a human righ

As someone who also grew up on both sides — your doctor example is a uniquely American problem, because America has not decided that health care is a human right. The conversation changes when health care is a human right and employment is by choice — as demonstrated by almost every 1st world country excluding the USA — then the question is about the business. The continuing challenge is what is a right and what is protected free action for an individual, and when an individual is acting as a representative of a corporation, what should change? I think these are very important questions. The power that the decision has at scale (individual, corporation, government) is relevant.