[Joel_Mckay]

>people are dying because hospitals cant afford to operate

In general, around 24% of health care costs are spent in the final year of life. It is also legal here for folks to request a painless early exit from palliative and end-of-life care, but depends on individuals faith and philosophical stance.

1. How many local kids do you personally know made it into medical school?

2. Is your national debt and %debt to GDP ratio growing?

3. Is your middle class job market in growth?

If the answer is 0, yes, and no... than the core problems may become more clear. Best of luck =3

[squeefers]

so no money then? what i said

[Joel_Mckay]

Currency requires trade to generate tax revenue, and is like holding a bucket of water with a hole in the bottom.

Folks could nationalize gold reserves >1oz like the US did to exit the depression, publish holding-company investment owners, tax investment properties at 6% of assessed value every year, and pass a right-of-first-sale to citizens regardless of bid amount on residential zoned estates like Singapore.

One may wager any such actions are unlikely from the hapless. =3