What about optical insurance? A blind person could get hit by a car and DIE.
What about life insurance? Everyone DIES.
Insurance is something you buy "just in case." If you're concerned, buy health insurance. If you can't afford what you want, get a second job or go back to school. That's what anyone else would do if they wanted something bad enough.
It's not a right to have someone else buy you everything you want. It's bad enough others are stuck paying for what you need already. Health insurance is a purchase, like car insurance. If you drive a car, you could DIE.
U.S. law says all emergencies must be treated - and someone else is getting stuck with that bill, too! I think that's more than fair, don't you?
You’ve hit an important point, the real issue here isn’t about health care, it is about financing it. They are two separate issues that the left likes to combine in order to attempt to wrangle control of the entire industry.
Health Insurance isn’t health care. Health Insurance is basically a savings account (for lack of a better term) you stick money in just in case you need to pay for health care.