Neeum Zawan wrote:
> 3. Most of the people I hear from who are against universal health care 
> don't claim the US is near the "best". They claim that people who "work 
> hard and earn a lot" should get some sort of priority over deadbeats who 
> don't. (Not my view, but thought I'd point out that it's not about being 
> the best). Effectively, the argument is that access to health care is 
> not a human right (although they'll never put it in those terms).

You have to agree, though, that it isn't economically feasible to supply 
every treatment available to every individual who might possibly need 
it.  The cost would be so prohibitive as to cripple any economy.

-- 
Chambers

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