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Yes. They have within their “limited” power to collect tax and penalties. The state regulatory system can do same for health as it already does for automobiles and other public services.
My concern is for the few (and there will always be those on the out shirts/fringe of society) who cannot and simply will not go along with the current “status quo.”
Some buy/got EXCELLENT health insurance, like Rachel who REFUSED to use it, got a blood glucose level of 400, suffered a massive heart attack and became a burden to the system as a recent vegetable who is now blind in BOTH eyes and eating through a feeding tube. And she like many don’t feel they need to use it. She was a nurse herself. She is 76 years old.
Some need health insurance, like me, but I cannot afford to buy this or anything, like food, clothing and shelter – all three essentials I gratefully depend on my parents for support. Their love and understanding could be compared to a big brother government with some sort of moral “compass” as a tool to “level” with people. After all, you all ARE entertaining angels watching.
ADDENDUM- 1139 AM. Once again, if people can buy unnecessary products, such as football tickets, and services, such as mani/pedicures, then these snack/meat-eaters can afford to buy health insurance. This may not be a good comparison.
In another incoming addendum, regulation only works for those who are responsible and honest enough to buy into the system. The rest could be compared to rebellious children who don’t work, don’t have health insurance and don’t see their personal/medical/natural/holistic professional.
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