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[RolloTheGreat]

It is very simple to prove you wrong actually.

Humans existed and required health care which others in their society provided long before "salaries" or "work for money" ever existed!

Healthcare is something we need.

We can exist without money and jobs.

(where's that joint emoticon when you need it?!)



http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story...=114045132

In that era, most medical care in the U.S. was basically medieval — a bunch of potions that did nothing. Luckily, though, they were cheap potions. Health care was a trivial part of the average person's annual budget. In 1900, the average American spent $5 a year on health care ($100 in today's money). No one had health insurance, because you don't need insurance for something that costs $5 a year.

The First Health Insurance

Before the birth of modern medicine, hospitals were poorhouses where the indigent went to die.

Yes Gstan, the healthcare of the old days was SUPERB. A guy could get some leeches put on him to suck out the poison, maybe get some "bad blood" drained, a hole drilled in their skull....

Hey, did you get one of the holes drilled?