> Which to say that, imo, "restoring the free market" isn't a useful action in this mess. State controlled medicine is essentially the only solution to the alre

> Which to say that, imo, "restoring the free market" isn't a useful action in this mess. State controlled medicine is essentially the only solution to the already partly collapsed US health care system. That's a wild claim that is not only completely unprovable, but self-inconsistent. We're in this mess because of the failure of the state to create (and enforce) good regulation to begin with, and you're proposing that we move the healthcare system into the state? Pure insanity.