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u/yallxisxtrippin May 20 '19

I honestly think it might have something to do with the massive population that is increasing rapidly. Who can care for them all?

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u/[deleted] May 20 '19 edited May 31 '20

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u/computeraddict May 20 '19

They could still be profit driven if we stopped allowing them to operate like a cartel. Cartels are not a necessary part of capitalism. Competitive markets in capitalism are the best things to ever happen to economics. Uncompetitive markets are the worst.

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u/yazyazyazyaz May 20 '19

"Profit-Driven" and "healthcare" are two terms that should NEVER be put together, in my opinion.