Rofl

There was nothing to ruin, even if socialism was in any way in effect in the United States

the healthcare market in united states is the product of socialism

over regulation

price control

over taxation

huge state intervention

@VaporIcecream (On Hiatus) socialism would burn America to the ground

The Healthcare market in America is a product of *Capitalism* you doof.

The companies get to determine how much they want to charge, there is *no* price control whatsoever, any medical bill has exorbitant fees. There's literally no regulation, so medical companies are choosing to cut more and more of what procedures and medical benefits they'll even cover, despite charging more than ever for coverage premiums.

Capitalism is ruining America, and it's going to result in the world's most advanced medical technology that no one can afford to use. Rofl

@VaporIcecream (On Hiatus) no it's not lol

it's over regulation of the market

over taxation

to say theres no regulation is a joke

did you miss Obamacare?

Literally as soon as Trump repeals it

prices are falling

especailly in the most economic free states

TN got a 30+% fall

Prices are going up lmao, not down

Sorry but the stats disagree:
Overall, the United States saw an average premium decrease of 0.83% from 2018 to 2019 plans:

19 states posted premiums declines.
13 states saw increases of between 0% and 5%.
For states that use the federal Healthcare.gov platform, the decline will be even better, with premiums dropping 1.5% on average.
On the other end, there were only six states to post double-digit increases for benchmark premiums: Vermont, North Dakota, Delaware, Washington, Hawaii, and New York. Washington, DC, also posted a 16.13% jump.

Obamacare was a joke, and so is whatever bastardized version of whatever hell Trump has planned

now trump has to deregulate

and de tax more

Nope

getting the government out of healthcare well make it the best healthcare market

Except thats not how it works

since theres something called price mechanism

and the fact that firms compete

Capitalism isn't even in the medical market

probably only in the innovations side

not in the healthcare/insurance itself

America is literally the only country in the developed world that does not provided free universal Healthcare. The average medical bill is grossly overpriced in ratio to the production value of medical supplies and pay rates for medical workers.

Actually

Any form of market is inherently capitalist

Lol

Singapore doesn't either lol

no