there is no human rights to basic or any other healthcare.. rights are something you are born with (unless there are additional rights quaranteed by laws or constitution like 2nd amendment rights).. if u are turned away by a hotel and there is a subzero temp outside, u will die just as u will die if u r having a heart attack and turned away by a hospital.. but those are not rights, it's compassion of our society to help people when people r in a desperate situation.. just like we feed the hungry or homeless to help them stay alive, we pass laws not to turn away people in such emergency situation and even agree paying for it through paying high healthcare costs and sometimes taxes.. not having a healthcare coverage is not a desperate situation in most cases, but a choice by many that they chose it for different reasons (to save money for some or if those u can't afford it on your own and failed to find an employer providing health insurance).. demanding this (expensive) necessity from your countrymen, government is just feeling entitled and not wanting to provide for yourself.. and politicians exploit it to buy votes, others repeat their lies as a prayer learned over many years..