No reason to get toxic

honestly whenever i debate people about welfare theres people like you who just say "my money i dont want it going to anyone else"

And i'm not saying I don't care about anyone but myself

How can we pay for universal?

how much do you pay for healthcare?

but I don't want to give up money I worked hard for, for somebody I don't even know

I haven’t heard a good explanation on it

No shit dumbass its about self preservation. Im trying to live and survive in my best interest as it should be your own.

also its the internet everyone lies, not saying you are but theres also a big chance you're an unemployed 17 year old kid who lived a sheltered life

Uni healthcare is shit

not saying you are that

It creates excess demand

Which equals to shortages

I know it’s cheaper than our current system but I don’t know how the government could take on the costs

but people on the internet lie about their life everry day

Universal healthcare is shit and private is better

A full private system with no regulations

ya if you can afford it

lol

No

It would be affordable

The reason costs are so high is government intervention

you realize some people dont have any spare money correct

I'm 17, but I work and go to school at the same time and wouldn't consider myself sheltered

This is the price indexes

Ever since the government started intervening it’s been skyrocketing

It's proven that there are companies that are more affordable than ACA

Notice how it goes up when Medicare and Medicaid are put into place

What would the cost of fully privatized healthcare vs current system and single payer?

-In 1925, prescription drug monopolies begun after the federal government started allowing the patenting of drugs.
-In 1945, the McCarran-Ferguson Act led by the Roosevelt Administration exempted the business of medical insurance from most federal regulation, including antitrust laws.
-In 1946, favoured hospitals received federal subsidies (matching grants and loans) provided under the Hospital Survey and Construction Act passed during the Truman Administration.
-In 1951, employers started to become the dominant third-party insurance buyer during the Truman Administration after the Internal Revenue Service declared group premiums tax-deductible.
-In 1965, nationalisation was started with a government buyer monopoly after the Johnson Administration led passage of Medicare and Medicaid
-In 1972, The Nixon Administration started restricting the supply of hospitals by requiring federal certificate-of-need for the construction of medical facilities.
-In 1974, The Nixon Administration after the Employee Retirement Income Security Act exempted employee health benefit plans offered by large employers (e.g., HMOs) from state regulations and lawsuits
-In 1984, During the Reagan Administration after the Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act permitted the extension of patents beyond 20 years.

These are the major regulations and government intervention, there is a whole host of others which caused the huge price rise aswell.

If it was a real private system it would be dirt cheap

And high quality

With no waiting times

@Я миска риса for the government

Damn strider rolling in with copy-pasta good man

It would be underfunded by 1 trillion a year

for the people, the people would save. But that’s compared to the system now

Would it be expensive for the consumer?

We can have a much better system and it’s private

No