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Health care or health Insurance which would you prefer?

This is a simple analogy for those who don’t understand the difference
Health Care : Health Insurance
Car: Car Insurance
Basically, health care is the hospital and the doctors and nurses and pharmacists and drugs in the hospital which help to cure your illnesses. Health Insurance is from a third party which pays for some or all of the cost of the health care while trying to make a profit. H.I. companies have the power of the purse which gives them the power to deny medication or treatments if they cost more than the patient pays.
For the purpose of this question it must be accepted that the health care system in the United States must be changed. So, is it better to have hospitals that are run by the government and paid for out of everyone’s taxes to provide adequate care for all patients or health insurance where hospitals are businesses and must still make some profit using an insurance fund which must be shared by everyone?

You make a good case for government healthcare….except when has the government EVER given us a domestic program that is actually adequate. Just one will do really.

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