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Everyone else is very much not on the and page.

You don’t need to take away their right to vote, just give a fair and proportionate voting power, which is a hell of a lot less than the voting power they have now.

Sure, insurance mathematically needs to be a losing deal for most people. Except health insurance in the US costs like $10k-$20k per year more than what you get out (if you’re healthy), even the cheap plans. Not exactly an easy pill to swallow, especially if you’re average or below income. We mask the cost by having employers pay for most of it if you’re employed and get benefits, but that cost is included in your total compensation package and effectively coming out of your wages even if your paystub pretends it isn’t.