In addition to Obamacare, I would like to add that in the United States for example if an elderly person could receive a heart transplant. The result would be that less than 50% of non-elderly people would not be able to receive a heart transplant because of the massive lack of donors and hearts available. Would you consider this morally right? Now Medicare is for ages 65+, but if you considered my last argument morally unjust then some form of rationing will have to be established not just for those individuals over 65 but for everyone. The fact of the matter is that Medicare refuses to take cost into effect. For example, we are trying to demand low-cost benefits that only will benefit some of the people, especially the elderly who benefit only marginally......



