FTFY
People "love their health insurance" when they have it forever through their employment, and feel safe in their position.
80% of people in the US, including 50% of Republicans, support M4A precisely because they are not part of the upper-crust minority who are afforded such luxuries.
Of course, this would be mitigated by the elimination of health insurance premiums and other redundancies, but a federal taxpayer funded solution would result in a more transparent wealth transfer, whereas the employer sponsored tax deductible health insurance gimmick allows for better discrimination on who receives healthcare, and ideally reduces the amount of wealth transfer by reducing the healthcare many people receive.
Just goes to show where our "representative" democracy has gone. The number I quoted is for voters registered Republican.
My conversations are usually reminiscent of this: