Bingo. Public and private each have merits for different services.

For example, I don't think that any sort or universal health care should dole out heart and liver transplants to any indigent person who needs or wants one. We just don't have sufficient resources to do that. That kind of stuff is luxury.

Community clinics that take care of basics for people w/o any other options would be way cheaper than emergency room care like that crowd is now getting.

Well heeled people will still be allowed, of course, to buy the best care their money can buy. IOW, a combination of public and private in the administering of health care.

A bit off topic, oops.

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