Taxes

By: NickStanton (Registered ) on 23-11-2007 04:07

Also the ideal situation would be to pay a bucket load less tax, and be able to utilise private services anyway. But unfortunately what happens then is people waste the money, and then rely on the then underfunded public services anyway. By funding private health insurance what is happening is that tax cuts are being given to be spent on selective areas, so that the system doesn't collapse, it's unfortunate but it seems to be the only way of making it work. Personally i would prefer just far less tax and then let me do everything in the private sector, which by nature and compeditiveness is always gpiong to be better and more efficient. But like I said, that fails when ppl take the health money and go all consumer with it and therefore instead of moving themself to private and taking the strain off the public system, allowing it to work for thse who really need it, they are taking the money from it and still using it. This is the crucial point.

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