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Serious question on health care
Why not just open Medicare to everyone and change the tax to like 6%. You can still buy supplemental insurance if you choose. Keep the private/non profit hospitals and everything else the same. Forget all these stupid rules, tax cuts, insurance subsidies, premiums, etc.
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If anyone has the time for some light reading, this the best piece I've ever read on healthcare reform. TL;DR version is Single Payer for "catastrophic"- i.e., no one goes bankrupt because of a medical issue, and mandatory HSA accounts for everything else to get the consumer to have more influence over pricing in the marketplace. https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2009/09/how-american-health-care-killed-my-father/307617/
2. You get sick, you get better or you die.
3. Lather rinse, repeat
Until you die.
A lot of people are unwilling to accept the only 1-1 guarantee on the planet.
But I digress, Grape Nut boy dropped dead at a young age.
Now compare that to what current Medicare or Medicaid actually spends per person.
Speed limit...
I especially like to blame them for not having parents that can pay for their treatment.
6% might be too low, but your math isn't close to right.
So you are off anywhere from 500% to 900% on your math, which for someone with a speed limit IQ is still pretty bad. But go ahead and tell yourself you have thought about this seriously...