>>So something's wrong in the case of the US health industry.
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>>I agree. However, I do not agree that Obamacare provides any solution. It just makes matters worse.
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>I wouldn't know about that, it was changed beyond recognition in my absence. What I see as substantially wrong with it is the forced purchase without offering either "you can get the cheaper version from us" or a way to opt out. What latest I heard is that the IRS may be involved in enforcement, which is just the loophole to bring trouble to so many people who were so far left alone.
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>Actually, there's a way to opt out, as I heard, and that's religious objection to insurance as such, which I would loudly protest if I was there. Religion shouldn't be a sacred cow, the non-religious should enjoy the same respect of their spiritual convictions as the religious do.

How about us starting up the Church of Atheists and Agnostic believing in Freedom to Not Choose Health Insurance ?
You could call me a part-time practicising agnostic for sure.
And it would even be tax free - please don't wake me up!