Ah okay. In that case, for your future reference, it would be more appropriate to use the pronoun “I” there. As, “forcing me to pay for something I don’t want” rather than “forcing people to pay for something they don’t want”. You can find a full list of English pronouns and when to use them here.
No, not 100% - that would be unrealistic. I’d suspect a majority would want it, but I’d need to see the data. But some people are selfish, as you’re adequately demonstrating.
That’s fine for me - sounds like a good system to ensure that everyone has access to decent healthcare.
As you’ve already pointed out, it doesn’t matter one bit what you think, fortunately.
It’s still not my point, as you well know. But now that we’ve got the pronoun issue sorted, we should be able to avoid this kind of confusion in the future.
Sigh…you can lead a horse to water…So does everyone pay a flat rate of 4.69% from their pocket, regardless of their occupation and salary level?
Of course you don’t, you’ve been conditioned your whole life to believe that the government of your country knows best and society would fall apart if it didn’t exist.
Is it selfish to want it to be a voluntary payment? If someone says “I don’t need NHI, I will pay for all my own medical expenses”. How is that selfish?
Are you equating selfishness with not wanting to pay other people’s expenses?
I’ve got a few bills here, will you pay them? … Don’t be selfish.