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Assunto: Re: If bearing arms is a right, should healthcare be a right too?
(V): Let me clarify to, that a lot of the "FREE" care that people with no health coverage gets is recieved from private health providers but is paid for from higher fees to those with health coverage, and NOT from the government. Which might seem bad at first glance, but to me it is better to have people who use the services cover instead of the government taking from me to pay for the uncovered.
Like they do for education, even though I have never had any children, my government still takes my money to pay for it