[marklubi]

The wonderful part of this is that you get the choice.

Choose where you live, who you have for healthcare, who you use for childcare/schooling.

We have the opportunity to make that choice instead of having a bureaucracy making those choices for us.

[wizofaus]

In countries with socialised health insurance systems any political party that threatens to take it away (or defund it) tends not to get chosen at election time, strangely enough.

[harimau777]

Visas, different languages, and family mean that people often don't really have a choice. Likewise, most employers only provide insurance from a single provider.

[emrah]

I wouldn't really call it "having choices". Most services are duopolies at best.

[iancmceachern]

Let me fix it for you:

(If you are rich by most definitions) ...you get the choice