You're healthy, you don't have any life-critical problems at the moment. You don't need insurance. But when you do need it - if you have an accident, get canc

You're healthy, you don't have any life-critical problems at the moment. You don't need insurance. But when you do need it - if you have an accident, get cancer, or otherwise ill - and you don't have it: well, no medicine for you. Go die in the streets. And before you say this is an extreme position, no. I have worked with homeless and despondent people in America, on the streets, and time and again encountered people who simply didn't have the money for the treatment they needed, so they were on the streets. Dying of cancer. All over America.