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Originally Posted by Billy the Kidd  So my standard of living will decrease, by going from grade A+ healthcare coverage to C- government coverage... thus making my need for healthcare more evident and I will have to pay MORE for private healthcare through another organization to offset the loses in my old coverage. So in essence I would be paying double what I pay now, PLUS the increase in Taxes, thanks but no thanks. |
That is the conclusion you draw but there is no basis for it. Here is another, the national healthcare plan is better then the one you currently recieve and its cheaper so your happy that your standard of living has increased, not to mention the rosy feeling your getting knowing that the 46 million working Americans without healthcare now have healthcare. There is no basis for my conclusion either so essentially they are both irrelvant to any decsion process. Obviously there will always be a market for private healthcare as long as the services are superior to that provided by the goverement, just like there are varying healthcare plans availabe now at diffrent costs. These are premimum services for which you should expect to pay more. Which is why I asked if you understood the concept of premimum