You can't see that a situation will come up, every day, where you have to make a choice between spending millions to keep someone alive for another year, or spe

You can't see that a situation will come up, every day, where you have to make a choice between spending millions to keep someone alive for another year, or spending those millions on cheaper and more effective interventions for 100 children? Here's the logic. Budgeting doesn't suddenly disappear and resources don't suddenly become infinite when healthcare moves from insurance companies to government. People who bash the NHS as a concept are people who prefer insurers to budget their healthcare instead of civil servants. Insurers are also death panels.