those people are actively destroying the very planet we live on, and causing untold human suffering in the process so they can own more yatchs that they can conceivably enjoy.

every child that dies of hunger, every sick man who dies due to unaffordable healthcare, every person who worked themselves to an early grave for them to live in misery, all so those ghouls can suck more and more.

then being put in a molten lead tub is barely a tiny fraction of the cumulative amount of suffering they have caused.

There comes a point where amassing wealth is to the detriment of those around you. Name someone who has a billion dollars and I will tell you why I think they are selfish and a drag on society.

Agreed. I wouldn’t want any of them killed. I’d be really entertained by a max-income type of idea where they have to make it without all of the luxuries they are used to. And especially for the people who never had to work (besides bossing others around) it would be so fun to see them in some average job, or even walking into a supermarket finding out what food costs.

Contrary to the other commenter, I AM trying to say you're wrong. Universal healthcare is very much possible, see every actually developed country! They even managed to do it without the molten lead thing, though I'm sure it would help.

4.9 trillion assuming you're paying everything through the corrupt, extortionate gringo system.

Actually civilized countries like China and Cuba manage to give universal healthcare to their citizens at a much, much cheaper cost per capita, and without the horrible deficiencies of US healthcare, all under international embargo in the case of Cuba.

Also, really convenient how y'all bootlickers are all about passive income but you pretend assets are going to become cash and nothing else, not to mention the fact that the government can literally print dollars and keep the currency stable as long as industrial output and taxation is well managed.

Total annual healthcare cost: $4.9 trillion

Guess why that number is so much higher per capita, than it is in countries with universal healthcare.

Also, spending their money isn't the only benefit to boiling them in lead. You also get the benefit of them not using that money to corrupt democracy, or fund propaganda designed to turn the working class against itself.

I'm not trying to say you're completely off base here, but that $4.9 trillion would drop pretty significantly under a universal health care system

Total annual healthcare cost: $4.9 trillion

That would be $12K /person /year. That's a lot. That really shows the inefficiency of the US healthcare system, not the inevitable cost of healthcare.