> No, we don't pay for it in taxes because we have lower tax rates than the US, and yes, our corporate tax rates are lower too That doesn't follow at all. Tha

> No, we don't pay for it in taxes because we have lower tax rates than the US, and yes, our corporate tax rates are lower too That doesn't follow at all. That could just as easily occur because your government skimps on other things. Do you have a ~$1 trillion/year military? Didn't think so. I'm not saying one is better than the other, but _someone_ is paying for your health insurance, and its probably some split between taxpayers, doctors, pharmacies, medical research companies, etc.