Sallow
The Big Bad Wolf.
Except ... not.
If you don't have medical insurance and you get critically sick and go in for care, MY premiums go up. I end up paying for YOUR care.
That's not cool.
Second reply to your point.
You are approaching this from the standpoint that the government should somehow be involved in making sure everybody's health care needs are taken care of.
Either by forcing doctors to treat people or forcing people to have medical insurance.
I approach it from the standpoint that people are individually responsible. If they can't afford catastrophic medical care and choose to not purchase insurance, that's their problem if they get sick, not mine. And yes, I am cold hearted enough to say, "let them die".
There is nothing in the Constitution that allows Government to demand the citizens buy into anything...other than what i laid out earlier regarding Article 1, Section 8 where government is responsible for roads and may demand people be licensed and insured as to ensure citizens use the roads safely as the government is responsible for those roads.
Healthcare demands by the Government are way out of line.
Sure there is.
Falls under the commerce clause.
Try driving without insurance.
Or flying a plane without a license.