Requiring the Labor of Another Human Being Isn't A Right

I've heard "healthcare is a commodity, not a right" before and that's just been good enough for me so I wanted something that had a bit stronger of a tinge to it.

Currently you cannot be refused treatment for critical care based off the ability to pay, but people want "free" healthcare which means forcing others to pay even more for those that don't want to pay. Calling it a "right" is a way around the idea you want free stuff and forced service while trying to make yourself sound morally superior.

I'd suggest that service to required equally such as utilities are. Have price transparency which lowers costs over time, and allow insurance to be sold access state lines that'll improve costs and service there as well.

Just need to watch the movie “The Fountainhead”

Praise God that in United states we do no longer have forced labor. People have the right to reject any job that is not suited for them and continue looking for their ideal job. That is before taking the job or after they took the job. Just as they have the right to hunt, fish, plant and harvest their own food to eat, even to build their own home so that they can live off grid and only working for themselves.