I never understood the desire to be ruled over by private organizations designed to exploit you leaving you basically powerless to do anything about it. You aren't allowed to vote for the CEO of a billion dollar multinational.

Governments on the other hand are something that every person has the power to change and influence directly. For all the effort that has gone into making it harder for people to change their government effectively, we're still better poised to do that than we are when up against massive corporations.

You might not have realized how this monopoly was granted. It wasn't a free market decision, it was state sanctioned.

Healthcare is almost the farthest thing from a free market in the US. There are 35 states with certificate of need laws which allow existing hospitals to veto the opening of new hospitals. The US government sets funding for residencies and in effect sets the supply of doctors. In poor states Medicaid and Medicare are the largest payers into health systems. The FDA controls what medicines can be prescribed and for what reasons.

You’re not going to find any libertarians who have anything nice to say about US healthcare.

Government can do what it wants, and at a perpetual loss. At least the private company has to make ends meet.

There's nothing even remotely libertarian about US medical care. Find another strawman to attack.