Regardless of what claims of ease of redistribution, or proper distribution are made, they are all in violation of the most basic human right, the right to life, and it's first corollary, the right to a free mind and free action on the dictates of that mind. Claims have been made that, among other things, free medical care is somehow a basic human right. The trouble is that if this is to be made manifest, that care has to be provided by someone. If it's going to be given to someone who hasn't earned it, it must be taken from someone else without compensation. Money is synonomous with life in this respect, because money is bought with the currency of time.
Time is life.
Or, more precisely, it is also to say to every working man and woman in the country, YOU no longer have the right to your own life, since they end up footing much of the bill as well. It all gets back to might makes right. The kind of psychological turmoil created in the mind of someone who doesn't see the robbers for what they are, and attempts to integrate this mess in the same mind that instinctively understands that they are the goal of their own existence, is the plight of humanity, in my opinion. People have a right to life, to freedom of mind, to freedom of action, to property and all the necessary corollaries, and also to be free to enjoy or suffer the consequences of the decisions they make. To attempt to claim more than this as a right is to do violence to the meaning of the word.