On Healthcare in the U.S.

[El Blanco]

Just what I said. The government has no incentive to make a profit, only to break even. If it attempted to make a profit, that would be called corruption. It wouldn't actually be cheaper to provide the healthcare in and of itself - it would just cost the citizen less.

There is nothing in the world to make you believe that. Look at everything the government does. Its always the most expensive way. Amd where do they get the money? Thats it, the tax payer.

So, how is it cheaper for us?

A private company is driven to make a profit. The best way to make a consistent profit? Customer satisfaction. Provide quality service at a reasonable price.

Unfortunatly, because of the shitty lifestyles we live, a reasonable price gets out of reach.

Want healthcare to get cheaper? No smoking, fatty foods, stressful job. Excersice, eat right, and all that other crap none of us do.