The coming universal health care
"How will we pay for it?"
We will pay for public sector health care coverage same way we do for private sector health care coverage: Those who can afford to pay will be billed for the expenses incurred by those who can't afford to pay. And the more expensive care will be rationed.
The only difference will be that the government will collect the money and ration the care by force, as opposed to insurance companies performing those tasks on a more-or-less voluntary basis. Many people think this will be an improvement; they will be sorely disappointed.
Peter Townshend summed so much of life and government up in the triumphant conclusion of "Won't Get Fooled Again":
We will pay for public sector health care coverage same way we do for private sector health care coverage: Those who can afford to pay will be billed for the expenses incurred by those who can't afford to pay. And the more expensive care will be rationed.
The only difference will be that the government will collect the money and ration the care by force, as opposed to insurance companies performing those tasks on a more-or-less voluntary basis. Many people think this will be an improvement; they will be sorely disappointed.
Peter Townshend summed so much of life and government up in the triumphant conclusion of "Won't Get Fooled Again":
Meet the new boss;The only caveat I might add is that the new boss is almost inevitably worse than the old boss, especially in matters of government.
Same as the old boss.
Labels: Big Brother, health care industry, police state
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