Quote Originally Posted by David88vert View Post
Your solution doesn't solve anything then. It doesn't really improve anything, it just takes localized healthcare and puts it under a national regulation - and that is the established receipe for worse results at higher cost. In order for a single payer system to ever have a chance to be introduced, there needs to be a clear improvement over the existing system.
Ive offered that improvement. I'm still not sure where you're lost? It seems that you have an idealogical aversion to it, but its based on the same as the tax system we have in place that everyone's already agreed to. We're just taking the money we're already paying insurance companies for healthcare and giving it to the government. I don't think I could make it any simpler than that. Lol.


However, both would receive the same emergency care. We aren't talking about emergency care though - we are talking about healthcare in regards to standarizing the normalized care that individuals receive. The difference is how much should one person pay towards another's care. Again, why should Person #2 be responsible for the needs of Person #1?
Person 2 is already responsible for person 1. You are paying for it on the front end right now. There will always be people who abuse the system. It's a fact of life we have to cope with. My system makes it so that YOU don't have to cope with it as much.