Comment Comment by otikik Of course it does. Three reasons:* A big chunk of the money goes to private insurance, never materializing into “health”.* Health centers being run as a business, not a national necessity (like roads or the military)* An obscurity in health practice pricing that would be illegal in any other activity. parent otikik 3 years ago
* A big chunk of the money goes to private insurance, never materializing into “health”.
* Health centers being run as a business, not a national necessity (like roads or the military)
* An obscurity in health practice pricing that would be illegal in any other activity.