The Case For Universal Healthcare

July 4, 1776 . . . .We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
Life--not health insurance for profit--is an "unalienable Right". By not providing, or in some manner making available, health care the Government is depriving People of their Rights as stated in the Declaration of Independence. The Government has interceded on the behalf of organizations whose bottom line is Profit, at the expense of the People. Equal rights for Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness are unalienable Rights, of which Life is the most fundamental and tangible, for without Life Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness cannot be pursued and achieved.
There is nothing explicit in the Declaration and the Bill of Rights guaranteeing anyone profit. Health care however does promote Life and everyone has a Right to Live. Pursuing profit over Life is contrary to our basic beliefs, despite what the proponents of profit deriving health insurance promote. Universal Health care is not Socialized Medicine but what is guaranteed in our own Declaration of Independence. It is our Patriotic Duty to provide Health Care to our populace. The only question is how much health care will provide that Right to Life?