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**tutkarussia** · 08-12-2012, 09:03 PM

I asked you a very simple question earlier, and you still haven't answered it:

"What do you think those poor people are going to do when the cost of their medical treatment overruns the value of the voucher?"

Incidentally the answer to keeping the system solvent is extremely simple, adopt universal healthcare.

Either pay the difference themselves, or recognize that we can't give everyone as much healthcare as they need. There isn't enough money.

Either way, someone is going to limit the healthcare that they get. It will either be prices, or the government mandating some treatments to be unavailable. I'd rather it be prices than the government. That lets people try to decide whether it's worth it or not.

08-12-2012, 09:03 PM	#30
tutkarussia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 378 Senior Member	I asked you a very simple question earlier, and you still haven't answered it: "What do you think those poor people are going to do when the cost of their medical treatment overruns the value of the voucher?" Incidentally the answer to keeping the system solvent is extremely simple, adopt universal healthcare. Either pay the difference themselves, or recognize that we can't give everyone as much healthcare as they need. There isn't enough money. Either way, someone is going to limit the healthcare that they get. It will either be prices, or the government mandating some treatments to be unavailable. I'd rather it be prices than the government. That lets people try to decide whether it's worth it or not.
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