>>10590
>They can't "print it" as payment because that would crash the value of the American dollar;

actually speaking about that it is not really important because average savings of 99% households is 50 000 so even in case of hyperinflation the majority of people will lose next to nothing only wealthy people will suffer.

Also, 16 million people have negative net worth so they greatly benefit from inflation because it will erase their debts.
Pretty much everyone who has any kind of debt will fell significant benefit.
and even those who have small savings will benefit because of their income will grow faster than loss of their savings.

Rich people cannot escape anywhere or weasel out, because all their wealth is by definition registered and managed by the state.
as you see currently typical interest rates are negative what means rich people are losing money not gaining it.

>Also, as an added bonus, I actually did work in the health care industry over the past several months last year.
well the main question, in that case, is not about insurance cost but about why US health insurance cost is in a few orders of magnitude higher than other states

my medical insurance price is about 50$ a month and I get all the same services or more as you get in US with typical insurance including even free drugs and medical supplies. No extra paying for anything unlike in us even with the insurance you pay huge sums of money to visit a doctor
the health care industry is somehow capable to maintain itself at a reasonable level even with that kind of income.
My sister had to get medical service without insurance and she paid 30$ for medical consultation and prescription which in us would cost like 300 to 3000$ even with medical insurance.

Just do not start complaining about service quality, it is not any worse than in the US and sometimes it can be even better