
You like paying hundreds a month for health insurance only to still get hit with deductibles? You like rent and groceries eating half your paycheck? You like companies posting record profits while shrinking products and raising prices? You like every app, TV, software, and even your car trying to lock features behind subscriptions? If that’s working for you, more power to you.
US healthcare dysfunction is a policy design failure within capitalism, not a product of capitalism itself, nor valid evidence against any single economic system. Switzerland, Germany, Japan, and Taiwan are all capitalist economies with far lower healthcare costs than the US. I get what you’re saying, and I agree, but your argument doesn’t apply to this context.