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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV: In America, if you work you should get health care coverage.

We’re expected to be good citizens and productive members of society yet society doesn’t care about the health of each of the contributing individual members.

Where **productive** is being;

*a contributor towards societal progress and helping increase the cash flow of the economy through production and consumption, ultimately increasing the economy’s total net sum*

Why should we be expected to be responsible for benefiting your surroundings if there’s no reciprocated benefits like health care?

I’m sure I’ll be asked; “So all work classes get free health care?”

*No*, I’m simply saying **all** workers should have some form of health care service coverage no matter the job because every job is productive in the meaning I gave.

If each individual is an instrument for societal progress, then maybe maintenance the damn instrument if you want sound progress.

CMV

Edit: I just thought of a partial solution to this progress trap; so full time minimum (and close to minimum wage) workers who aren’t provided healthcare benefits through their employers will not have to pay into the Medicaid taxes on their payroll, their employer will have to pay their due sum. For the government side solution (employer side solution above) they could give you higher deductibles on your tax returns and have you partake in some of the benefits of Medicaid itself.
gpt
I mean, why not implement universal public health insurance? every other advanced, developed nation in the world has *some* form of public healthcare, where a citizen, productive or not, gets treatment without having to pay for it out of pocket. It is covered through taxes. (The exception being Singapore, where you are mandatorily forced to save for it by law into a special bank account. You pay for it out of this savings account when you need care. Even then, the poorest are still covered if they cannot pay.)