GTCharlie:

I was away for a couple of days. I can finally reply to some comments.

> But how many actually die because of PROVEN poor health care? rather
> than poor lifestyles,smoking, drinking, obesity? also to think about,,
> everyone has the right to education at least k-12, but not college, meaning
> paid by the taxpayers

You realize that there are countries in which education is considered a right to any level. For example, in countries like Germany and Austria education is free. In fact Germany did not allow tuition fees for universities until very recently. People in some German states still have a fully free univeristy education. Austria is the same. In the US and Canada university education is expensive because it is not considered a right, but the state does provide the "minimum" which is considered highschool. Education as right is just like healthcare as a right. Different countries see it different depending on what is politically and economically convenient.