> get taxes 30% on it

As opposed to paying more out of pocket or getting denied a claim? No thank you.

As opposed to paying the same rate and still not having functioning health care. Hello from Quebec, Canada,

> As opposed to paying the same rate and still not having functioning health care. Hello from Quebec, Canada

What do you mean "as opposed to"—that's exactly where the entire US is at.

As opposed to France, where taxes are high, but health care functions and life expectancy is five years higher than in the US.

See, that would make a good comparison.