>>77980
It goes something like this. If I'm going to be a doctor and help take care of you, well motherfucker I'm being paid to do it, I ain't doing that shit for free. Same with the pharmaceutical companies, if they are providing resources to make drugs they won't give that shit away for nothing, they can't, they have costs to pay too. There is no such thing as "free" in this world UNLESS you have people willing to sacrifice their resources and services to GIVE IT AWAY AT NO COST. Otherwise "free" is just fallacy.

If I were to drink a bottle of booze every other night, think I go to a hospital and they'll give me a free liver transplant that costs them $60,000 or more???? HAHAHAHA! That ain't happening.

If we want to reduce costs, #1 get the government OUT of healthcare because governments are notorious for raising costs and burden, and #2 force the providers to compete with one another by making everything based on consumer choice, including health insurance, cut out all middle men and bureaucrats, people get to decide for themselves, if something costs too much people won't pay it, they'll seek other options. This will force free market competition and companies to lower prices to attract consumers. NO BAILOUTS. Let the market run as intended, 100% consumer choice, no bailouts, no subsidy, no government intervention!