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by johngladtj
1177 days ago
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A key component of the free market is the ability to say "no thanks" to an offer to do business. Can you explain to me how the government telling you "you must do business with one of these insurers or else" is in any way a free market? |
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So a free market in health care is not possible because you can't consider your options and say "no thanks" when you need emergency treatment. Whatever the government does or does not do, you can't really get around the fact that at a moment of crisis health care providers have you in a coercive situation and could charge life changing amounts for care if they were permitted to.