“In the context of these policy discussion, proponents of government health insurance bring up a litany of alleged victims of our allegedly capitalist health care system: the poor, the uninsured, and those who have difficulty paying medical bills. To me, those are separate issues, that require more complex analysis. In previous essays, I have already addressed the bankruptcy issue, the subject of poverty and health care spending, and health insurance do-nots. Beyond what I have written before, all I can say is that if you are still worried about the victim groups, then try to come up with policy proposals focused on solving their problems. I fail to see how it will help the victim groups to force the rest of us into Medicare”. –Arnold Kling, Ph.D. in economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, writing on ‘Grey-Area Medicine’