Aren’t you sick of people comparing health care to car insurance?
1. Mandatory Car Insurance is to cover THE OTHER PERSON if you get in an accident that is your fault.
2. Any coverage for yourself is optional, unless mandated by the bank that is loaning you the money as part of the contract for them loaning you the money to acquire the car.
3. I can choose not to drive.
America’s Uninsured Crisis: Consequences for Health and Health Care
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