re: #187 Obdicut

Okay, so you just didn’t answer my question? What is it about a ‘state’ that makes it the right level for the plan? Why couldn’t someone make the exact same argument you just did that New York City should have its own plan? That cities in general should have different plans than people in the country should? Why is the state the level of division. All you did was restate that you think it should be— but why? What is similar between New York State and Montana?

It is also kind of ridiculous that someone who lives on the border of such an artificial delineation of health care should find themselves deciding if they need to move, perhaps one block in some cases, within their own country to qualify for a system that is better, or smarter, than the one where they happen to live.