The current policy of compensation-prohibition, derived from fuzzy sloganeering like "health is a universal human right" [your pre-edit wording], is resulting i

The current policy of compensation-prohibition, derived from fuzzy sloganeering like "health is a universal human right" [your pre-edit wording], is resulting in thousands of unnecessary deaths a year. And until you get 100% of what you want – perfectly equal health care for everybody? – are we just supposed to see those deaths as a price worth paying? When your ideal is finally implemented, be it next year, or maybe in a decade, or maybe a century from now, will those who died be happy to know they were noble martyrs for a good cause, a necessary demonstration of suffering to help bring the laggards around?