I would support it being free for Type 1 diabetics. They had no say in their genetic lottery.
Type 2 can pay for it themselves. Their condition was caused by themselves.
Type 2 can pay for it themselves. Their condition was caused by themselves.
Regardless of obesity, Type 2 can be managed with a low carb diet.
Low card can be part of it, but it's not a panacea, once an individual has diabetes, the damage has been done.
--those are the people you feel comfortable shitting on for their circumstances?
(And there absolutely is a predisposition to Type 2 diabetes in some populations and not in others.)
If for some reason they still have diabetes with a BMI <25, then subsidize it.
With UHC, suddenly folks like this will try to deny me care because I'm taking on non-normative risk. Fine, do so if you want, but I want to be tax-exempt. You can have your UHC, but you pay for it.
But folks won't do this. Instead they want to take my money and then give it to themselves by denying me 'subsidies'. No thanks, I'll keep my money and give it to Anthem. No UHC in the USA.
I dunno, it just doesn't seem all that hard to have have some really simple baseline humanity for the grist in the mill trying to find a moment of respite in something bad for them--ingrained literally decades before and in plenty of cases before they had the personal automony to decide for themselves.
Even if their BMI is over 25, heaven forfend.