Interesting article. A couple of points.
First, the health care system. It is not being destroyed. It is being improved. There is not ONE country that changed from a "pay or suffer" system to a universal system and then reverted. Not ONE country out of dozens. Big countries, small countries, rich countries, poor countries, capitalist countries, communist countries.....not ONE country went back to the archaic, barbaric "pay or suffer" system. The preferred system is evident.
Second, nationalizing banks. Why not? The government insures everyone's deposits through the FDIC. When a person deposits money in a bank they are loaning that bank their money and banks being privately owned means the government is vouching for the owners of the bank. In effect, the government is co-signing for the bank. If the bank can't pay you the money you loaned it the government will.
Then we have people who say the government should not interfere with the banks. How many people would co-sign for a loan and not demand to know what the loan was going to be used for?
For example, one may co-sign for a new car for their son/daughter. How many parents would co-sign for a $15,000 loan if their son/daughter said, "I'm not sure what I'll do with the money and I don't feel you should ask me."
Anyone?