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Politics : A US National Health Care System?
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To: Lane3 who wrote (15839)3/31/2010 6:31:31 PM
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I have disagreed here with the GOP posters here who oppose rationing.

I'm against rationing in the sense of direct explicit government controls over what can be had or what can be spent, not in the far more general economic sense of having some factor control the allocation of scarce goods. In that sense being against rationing doesn't make a lot of sense, by definition any scarce good is rationed in one form or another be it by price, queue, custom, government rationing programs, etc. You can't avoid rationing in that sense except for non-scarce goods (which might include things like air and non-potable water)
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