Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "" video.

@Mehlogical Here's the problem with your idea... If it's gotten to this point, that means it's not anyone elses problem. But everyone elses problem. We are all having this problem that we find unnecessary. And in my case this is the better job. A pay improvement and it's not physical after my last job has left me with an ankle injury. Tying insurance to one's employer is just the dumbest thing. And there's videos and information about that happened. It's rather artificial. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/05/upshot/the-real-reason-the-us-has-employer-sponsored-health-insurance.html We missed out when other countries actually developed. businesses stopped our development. And if you hate government, you can blame them too.
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You've already heard it's overhauled. Don't be willfully ignorant.
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@dnciskkk9037 then come live here. The elder worry about Medicare being slashed all the time. And there's been efforts to privatize it. The poor worry about Medicaid. And people who don't qualify are grinded. You don't have to be very rich to not fall into it. They're mostly for single women. Generously let's say "families" You act like healthy people want a barebone plan. That's what they can afford, and since they're also poor, it's only a matter of time till that grind messes them up. And you don't suddenly get government care. If you even know how to get it. But you can be quite injured without getting anything. And if anything major happens, you're in permanent debt. Hell you could be a family getting by and something major can really ruin you. Or something chronic. Children aren't always covered either. That all means post poning things. Hoping things heal on their own. The majority of Canadians really say Americans exaggerate these things and most surgeries are prompt. In any case, the difference here is between getting it done or not. So the voice of one lone conservative isn't and shouldn't be enough to sway anyone. Because it just isn't enough of an aggregate opinion. And because you have a political bias. When a different poster described why employer healthcare was cheap. He failed to mention or realize that public healthcare works on the exact same principle. everyone pools costs at a macro level. And part of the reason employee healthcare can be cheap(tho small business struggles with it or don't offer it) is because the government allows them to. The government is already helping them. No one wants barebones insurance. People go without it when they can. Which leads to bad health outcomes, putting it off, not getting advice ect.
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Mine just doens't exist. Not sure how that's so good.
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