NYcarbineer
Diamond Member
The health of the nation's people is a vital national interest. Since that is irrefutable, then it is irrefutable that the government has not only the right, but the obligation, to involve itself with healthcare wherever healthcare is lacking.
Hypothetically, does the government have the right to force a physician to treat a patient for free? No compensation? If the health of the nations people is vital enough that the government has a right to involve itself, what limits would 'you' place on that involvement?
That's a non sequitur. When it's in the national interest, the government has the right to draft me into the military, send me to die, and tax you to pay for it. Where's the limit to that?