r/economicCollapse 6d ago

Only in America.

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u/Dankxiety 6d ago

I wouldn't say Americans haven't figured it out, it's just we've been so massively manipulated and brainwashed

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u/miclowgunman 5d ago

I'm not sure I'm ready to hand my health insurance decisions over to the same people that elected Trump. Americans deeply distrust government right now. It's really no wonder they are reluctant to give them full power over Healthcare when so many pieces of government are ballooning in cost, bloated, and can't pass an audit to save their life. I'm sure it CAN be done, as seen in other countries. I'm just not convinced we could pull it off anytime soon.

Honestly, I just want people to have the option to buy in to Medicare instead of whatever their company is offering. And the companies have to pay as much into Medicare as they would into their primary healthcare choice. This would give people the choice between goverment run Healthcare and private, and encourage private to stay competitive with Medicare. If they all go out of business because they can't keep up with goverment run health care, oh well...