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Thank you... and statements like "if there is a heart and a doctor available" is a good example.
That was my whole point..... if health care is to be a "right", then the government has to have the ability to protect that for the people in all and every instance, and if it is not possible to do that, then it cannot be possible to be a right
Its a philosophical debate... it either is or isnt, there is no grey area.