> "They just get it later, via the ED, after prevention goes un-performed. That's abominable enough, and that's what we should talk about" You two aren't disag

> "They just get it later, via the ED, after prevention goes un-performed. That's abominable enough, and that's what we should talk about" You two aren't disagreeing. You say we should talk about the epidemic of people unable to afford primary care, pushing treatment later and later, eventually into the ER where they may not even be able to be saved - and even if they do, suffer long-term health effects due to the delay in treatment. And he's saying that this is because the system does refuse to treat people - especially at the primary care level. These two topics seem to line up just fine.