Dwelling on this subject as I have been, this thought came to mind
My wife and I have decided that we will start living healthier - we do not want to need to use their system ( at least as little as possible). Will the other producers in society make the same rational choice of more health - while the newly insured will be more likely to increase wreckless behavior.. will this increase wealth disparity more?/ is this one of the thousand of the unintended consequences to come?? thoughts
It’ll increase health outcome disparity when the super-rich will be able to afford to purchase health care outside the system while everyone else will be forced to use the government system. Also, the new taxes imposed to fund the “public option” will slow economic growth, make entrepreneurship harder, and thus halt the upward march of many American families.
There isn’t any “unintended” consequences, they know what they are doing. Socialized medicine is nothing more than a guise for population control.
Yes it will.
I assume it will put us that much further away from the super elite.
The middle class will become poorer…
the super elite, i assume will stay the same or perhaps control even more resources now…
so that gap will increase.