psvrh,
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Yes, but it would mean that the poor would have the same care as the rich, and the rich would pay for it.

The current system suits the people who run it just fine: they have access to primary care, they pay lower taxes, and they can make money investing in private health-care delivery. What’s the incentive for them to invest in public care?

Nothing changes until the rich fear the poor.

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