There is no such thing as a utopia, but when it comes to health care, my thinking is pretty simple. Take me: either I don't have insurance, and I would now owe about $200,000 for various medical services. I can not pay that back, which is bad for everybody else and myself, or I can have insurance and the system is in place to prevent that loss, which is better for everybody involved. For all of the people like me, we can have them sick and in so much debt they will be struggling to pay back the money their entire lives or they will simply not pay it back. Otherwise, we can have a system that prevents them from having to endure this. You may call this selfish, I call it practical. What's more, I believe it will work, and I don't think having a system that prevents people from becoming both sick and in massive debt is a negative thing in any way. Your thinking is so hopelessly twisted that at this point it's a cartoon, it's like a sunday morning editorial page illustration of what only the most disgustingly partisan and right wing Republicans "think." I put that in quotations because almost nobody thinks so blindly and without logic or purpose. Your only goal seems to be to lash out at anybody who isn't you and I'm very glad that you are a tiny minority and will have to watch this country do things to help others while you sit back and stew about it. That gives me real pleasure.