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Originally Posted by kutulu
I get the logic behind it but ethically it seems wrong. The pricing should be consistant for everyone, regardless of whether they are insured or not.
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The have that...in Canada, and the UK. It's called socialized medicine.
smooth: You're right, the airline comparison was a bit off. I was just trying to point out that any industry that tries to have it both ways, going between regulation (the airports, flight paths, the union contracts), and deregulation (ticket price competition and no frills airlines) creates a chaotic situation that's difficult to maintain.