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You have a plumbing problem, you call a plumber. Your roof leaks, you call a roofer. Need some electrical work done? Call an electrician. Got a broken bone? see a doctor.

Doctors are simply providers of a specialized service. They aren't necessarily that smart (especially now that medical schools are graduating niggers and brown people). They don't love you. In fact, most of them don't even care to know your name. Don't go see doctors on a regular basis, only on an as-needed basis, and I recommend just about only if you have a broken bone or a bad cut. They can fix those pretty reliably. They don't spend time with you to determine diet, exercise, sleep, family history, occupation, etc before whipping out the old prescription pad. Their income is their number one concern and getting spiffs from pharma companies is a big part of that.

If you will take some time to think about how the whole U.S. "health care" system has been monetized and dehumanized it will help you to see doctors' places in the whole scheme.

Why is it that payment for medical services has been collectivized when the trades of no other service providers have been? Do you expect taxpayers to pick up payment to your roofer? Your plumber? Why has medical care been transformed into an enormous gravy train for entities that have positioned themselves to benefit from it?

Believe it or not, prior to 1972 provision of medical services was a not-for-profit activity.

"Health care" is something that, like a thousand other suckers that have been stuck into American society, has played a part in the destruction of our country.