> the fact that people make health decisions based on their economic situation is fundamentally wrong. People make all sorts of major decisions based on their

> the fact that people make health decisions based on their economic situation is fundamentally wrong. People make all sorts of major decisions based on their economic situation, including what type of food to eat, where to live, and how much education to invest in. It's not fundamentally wrong, it's how the world works. It's up to individuals to determine what amount and type of health care, shelter, education, and food they need. Not some bureaucrat. > I have yet to see the doom and gloom that I always hear is supposed to be my reality I have yet to see it in my country (USA) either, but then again we are but two data points, aren't we?