Health insurance is nothing more than protection fees. You will still pay a lot in many cases enough to bankrupt you, but less than you would pay if you had no insurance at all. Stop going to those quacks and you won't need insurance because you won't get as sick. They poison you every time you go, or direct you how to poison yourself with their OTC drugs.
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Their goal is "universal health care" which sounds nice, but really it just makes the racket MANDATORY. Funneling tax money into the massively over-priced health-care system, while the massively over-priced health-care system makes us sick, requiring more massively over-priced health care, paid for with tax money.
Meanwhile, if we see the bill, we just say "good thing I had insurance" or "good thing it's paid by the government" instead of saying "why is this service massively over-priced??????"
Yes! You're the first person I've heard say this, as I do.
I also argue another downside to this. Already, people will not use services that are not "covered by insurance." They bitch and moan that insurance stopped paying for, for instance, PT after surgery, but will not pay for a few more sessions out of pocket, choosing to live with 80% of their function restored instead. They will not see a nutritionist, or a homeopath, or a rolfer or masseuse or acupuncturist. So, insurance is not only protecttion fees against even higher costs, but also a pipeline to western medical care, which does little more than make us even sicker.
I do not use those services at all, unless something is terribly wrong, and nothing else has worked. Currently, I use only homeopathy and rolfing for my medical needs. I am 70 years old, in nearly perfect health, on ZERO pharmaceuticals. I don't even take anything over the counter, I hardly ever go to drug stores. No headaches, no indigestion, no vertigo, no bloating, No pain or stiffness. No difficulties breathing, sleeping, walking or exercising. It's possible!
To enjoy this level of health into old age, the best thing one can do is to STAY AWAY FROM WESTERN MEDICAL DOCTORS to the extent that this is possible. Of course, I grow a lot of my own food, get outside for sunshine and fresh air, avoid alcohol, and do a whole lot of other things that help me stay healthy, but all these things are very easy to do.
And never discussed in a doctor's office.
This is so great to hear. When I'm 70 I want this for me too! It's possible, without the help of "modern medicine" and men in white lab coats.
Good call.