It is a sad false dichotomy we're all being fooled into arguing about, yet again. Now you are either a fan of the Old System with it's shitty, heavily regulated "private" insurance networks, or you're a fan of the New System with it's shitty, state controlled "insurance" network.
No one is even talking about the alternative of neither an Old System or a New System but rather just the market and whatever it happens to serve up.
The whole time Obamacare was being talked about and debated back in 2009-2010, I kept saying everyone is fixated on health insurance. It's an absolute red herring. I don't give two figs about health insurance, no one does. It's healthcare that matters.
From the looks of everything I've seen, we're going to end up with the UK model.
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It is a sad false dichotomy we're all being fooled into arguing about, yet again. Now you are either a fan of the Old System with it's shitty, heavily regulated "private" insurance networks, or you're a fan of the New System with it's shitty, state controlled "insurance" network.
No one is even talking about the alternative of neither an Old System or a New System but rather just the market and whatever it happens to serve up.
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The whole time Obamacare was being talked about and debated back in 2009-2010, I kept saying everyone is fixated on health insurance. It's an absolute red herring. I don't give two figs about health insurance, no one does. It's healthcare that matters.
From the looks of everything I've seen, we're going to end up with the UK model.
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