> It's not a money probelm, it's a resources problem.

Most people would consider money a resource, and quite a few rural hospitals are closing because of a lack of that specific resource.

> you'll discover how you really DONT want the government to tell you which patients to serve

Yeah, wait until you hear about private for-profit insurers doing that instead.

As an adult, i deal with private for-profit insurers all the time. If you're under 26, you've probably never paid a medical bill.

It's a money problem because the medicare doesn't pay enough to hosptals, and boomers are all on medicare.

So your government run healthcare is destorying rural hospitals.

> If you're under 26, you've probably never paid a medical bill.

Sure you have. Copays and deductibles are still a thing. I wish my kids didn't have medical bills!

Honestly, after stories like these, I don't want a corporation telling me which patients to serve even more. At least government is theoretically accountable for their decisions.