Kevin Carson: The healthcare industry is a textbook example of what Ivan Illich (in Tools for Conviviality) called a “radical monopoly.”

Pero espero que te des cuenta de que no todo el mundo que está a favor de la sanidad universal apoya la sanidad estatal, y no todo el mundo que está en contra de la sanidad estatal se opone a la sanidad universal.

I hope that you realize that not everyone who supports universal healthcare supports government healthcare, and not everyone who opposes government healthcare opposes universal healthcare.

For every copy of Roderick T. Long’s Mutual Aid Medical Care that you purchase through the Distro, C4SS will receive a percentage.

Thomas L. Knapp ataca la noción de que el gobierno “crea” y “salva” puestos de trabajo.

Carson: Cara eles ganham, coroa você perde.

Jeremy Weiland discusses Obamacare and politics as the continuation of war by other means.

Carson: Heads they win, tails you lose.

Knapp: If you want affordable health care, the first step toward it is to abolish the state.

Darian Worden: When you rely on bosses for healthcare your body becomes a campaign issue.

Thomas L. Knapp debunks claims that government “creates” and “saves” jobs.

The current US debate about health-care funding can be understood as concerned with meeting the challenge of doing three things at once: (1) Ensuring that everyone can afford to buy ample medical services and (2) lowering the price of care while (3) not interfering with our choices. An Unnecessary Tension among Health Care Goals—Created by…

C4SS News Analyst Thomas L. Knapp on government ratcheting up the cost of health care and what to do about it.

C4SS News Analyst Thomas L. Knapp on a young man’s flight for his life from the statist medical monopoly.

Thomas L. Knapp: deceptive budget practices are a result of coercive political government.

Thomas L. Knapp calls out the statist butchers for what they are.