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All you've done is taken a "Republican solution" and injected government control into it. The part of it that remained Market-based (i.e. the part that would w
by hnal943 17y ago
All you've done is taken a "Republican solution" and injected government control into it. The part of it that remained Market-based (i.e. the part that would work) would be the sole domain of conservatives.
- davidw 17y ago> the part that would work Well, for people with enough money, at least. For others it might not "work" because they would die. Which is why the OP suggested a solution that was mostly market based, but with some thought given to those who would be excluded by the market.
- mrkurt 17y agoErm, there's a sort of gradient with free market on one end and government control on the other. "Injecting government control" puts you at a different level on that gradient than you would be in a purely free market. "Conservatives" don't hold a monopoly on using a market. In most cases, they're not even completely in the "free market" portion of the gradient. Please stop with the partisan labels. They're really not all that helpful.