> not asking you or anyone else to pay for it Sure you are. The moment you're out of your financial depth you'll scream like a little girl and recant. You pre

> not asking you or anyone else to pay for it Sure you are. The moment you're out of your financial depth you'll scream like a little girl and recant. You presume that a private system yields some kind of low-cost alternative to single-payer systems. That's not the case, and it's so far from true in the US that it's laughable. You are the one who needs to look into his kids eyes and explain why they can't have critically needed health care. It should start with "Daddy can't do math", and end with "and so my beliefs were more important than your well-being".