If I've missed the point then I apologize.

As we had under Immunization thread, you will never know what best care is ... ::)

Maybe a general insurance cures the one that otherwise will bread out the deadly virus.

And yes if liberty is harmfull to others, it is worthless.

This is all nothing then the fear that you are forced to help others. Solidarity is only good if it hurts.

Freedom is acceptance of necessity. (Hegel)

Agnes

>I've snipped most of your response since my comment was a joke.
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>However, this seemed to demand a response:
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>>You simple reject it since you fear you where forced to do some solidarity to your fellow humans.
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>You have completely missed my motivation which I believe I've stated quite clearly many times.
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>Single-payor, universal, socialized or whatever one wants to call it, health care, restricts my ability to provide the best care for my family. Rationing, lack of medical equipment, thinning of ratios of doctors/nurses to patients, banning of medications and a number of other factors, restrict my ability to access the very best care. That is unacceptable.
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>>Duty seems harder than voluntary.
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>Liberty means allowing people the freedom to make choices you disagree with including those that may be harmful to them. Forced duty is tyranny.