Questions debate

How exactly does one define "universal health care?" " 1. Is it fair that insured Americans should pay for an increase medical costs in a hospital to pay for the treatment of uninsured Americans?" R1a. Is/should the medical system, or life for that matter, be "fair." R1b. Who is to determine what is fair? R1c. If it is determined what is fair and unfair, who should enforce/force the fairness? R1d. Is it fair that uninsured Americans be forced to buy something they don"t want, and punish them when they don"t/can"t? R1e. Is it fair to the for the profit hospitals to be legally forced to care for those who either cannot pay or are without health insurance when they will lose money and have to pass the costs on to paying customers? R1f. Is it fair to force businesses, doctors, insurance companies and others to participate in a universal health care system whether they want to or not? R1g. Is it right to force society to care for those who will not care for themselves? "2. Is it fair to say that guaranteeing universal health care may bolster entrepreneurship, and encourage job growth?" R2a. Does being fair matter? R2b. Is it fair to say that guaranteeing universal health care may increase costs on businesses? R2c. Is it fair to say that guaranteeing universal health care may stifle job growth and reduce new hiring due to increased cost? R2d. Is it fair to say that guaranteeing universal health care may reduce competition and innovation in the health industry? R3e. Is it worth considering entitlement programs have the potential to add jobs in the public sector at the cost of greater productivity in another part of the private sector? R3f. Is it right to raise everyone"s taxes to pay for a universal health care system. R3g. Is it feasible to create/have a universal health care system in America which doesn"t cost many jobs in the private insurance and hospital industry currently in place? " 3. Is it accurate to claim that medical costs contribute to 62.1% of American bankruptcies with 78% of people that filed for bankruptcy had medical insurance?" R3a. Do you realize medical costs really began to skyrocket when the government became involved in health care? R3b. Is it right to think the high costs of health care will somehow disappear with universal health care? R3c. Is it right to say people are entitled to health care? R3d. Is it right to consider adding a new entitlement to an entitlement system that has $45.8 trillion in unfunded liabilities (for the federal government's entitlement programs) over the next 75 years? R3e. Is it right to say "there is no free lunch?" R3f. Is it right to worry about millions of new patients seeking mandatory checkups under a universal health care system when there is currently a doctor shortage in America an estimated 13,000 doctors, and is expected to balloon to 5-10 times that number by 2025? R3g. Don"t we wonder how we will come up with all these new doctors we need, especially if we add millions of new patients to the rolls? R3h. Will universal health care lower the incentive of people to become doctors, and pay their HUGE medical school bills, if the compensation they receive is greatly reduced in order to keep the system solvent? R3i. Are people"s personal finances societies" problem? R3j. Is bankruptcy because of health care received, better then dying because of health care not received? R3k. Is it a good thing bankruptcy can dismiss medical costs? R3l. Is for profit health care actually a good thing that increases innovation and competition? And finally: Is this the kind of debate you were looking/hoping for??? LOL