I am actually okay with it also. Because I think if you want to go it alone, totally alone, then you should be allowed to. Its like smoking to me. If you smoke in your own home and get cancer from it and die, you had zero impact on me as long as you used zero public services. If you smoked in your own home and got cancer from it, started coughing up blood and go to the ER without insurance and no proof you can pay for the first round of tests or medical services, they should kindly move your ass to sidewalk and let you die.\
That is not true depending on the doctor you find. They don't like the paperwork and re-reimbursement schedule on a number of services, especially if you are medicare/aid? My brother in law is a chiropractor and he still loves cash payments. I would be interested to see your proof otherwise. There are places like Target, Walmart, and other drug stores with significantly lower pricing on tests and basic medical care because either you show your insurance card and cash before services or you don't get served. They are not required to provide free services like hospitals are.
That was exactly my argument.