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Commentary & AnalysisHealth Care Is Not a Right The Forgotten Man of Socialized Medicine Medicine: The Death of a Profession “If you like your plan, you’ll be able to keep it” (you’ll just have to pay more for it) In Defense of Health Insurance Discrimination "I Think They Ought To Be Hit Over the Head with a Club." Government Health Care in America (Part 1) (Part 2) (Part 3) (Part 4) The Health Care Speech: A Moral Obamination A Health Care Debate Worth Having How to Eliminate Health Care Injustices (Part 1) (Part 2) The Irrational Argument for Rationing Health Care "The Forgotten Man of Socialized Medicine"—and Us What Free Market in Health Care? The Resurgence of Big Government
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Ayn Rand on Government & Policy“Man’s Rights” (an article) “Collectivized ‘Rights’” (an article) “The Nature of Government” (an article) Conservatism: An Obituary (audio lecture) "Let Us Alone!" (audio interview) The Nature of Rights (audio interview) Objective Law (audio interview) Politics of a Free Society (audio interview) The Structure of Government (audio interview) Censorship: Local and Express (audio lecture) The Moratorium on Brains (audio lecture) The New Fascism: Rule by Consensus (audio lecture) The Wreckage of the Consensus (audio lecture)
Commentary from Other SourcesFrom time to time, ARC posts commentary from outside sources that we think may be of interest to our readers. Please note that the following items were not produced by ARC and do not necessarily reflect our views. For commentary by ARC writers, please see the Op-Eds, Articles, Press Releases and Video & Audio sections of this page. Mafia-Style Health Insurance: An Offer You Can't Refuse Wrong Way to Think of Rights The History of HMOs (PDF) Health Care in Massachusetts: A Warning for America Is Your Doctor Getting Ready to Quit? How the Freedom to Contract Protects Insurability What "Right" to Health Care? I was a Victim of U.S. Government Care The Federal Health Care Muggers Obamacare's Attack on Doctors Dr. Orwell; Paging Dr. Orwell It’s Time to Nationalize Grocery Stores Health Care Reform vs. Universal Health Care Health Insurance Industry Sells Its Soul to the Devil FDA as Drug Research Censor America Doesn’t Need a “Health Care Czar” Universal Healthcare and the Waistline Police Moral Health Care vs. “Universal Health Care” Mandatory Health Insurance: Wrong for Massachusetts, Wrong for America How the FDA Violates Rights and Hinders Health
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The Capitalist Manifesto
The Philosophic Basis of Capitalism
The Forgotten Man of Socialized Medicine
Medicine: The Death of a Profession
The Politics of Pragmatism
The "Diversity" Delusion
The Threats to Freedom: A Philosophic Dissection
The Philosophic Basis of a Woman's Right to Abortion
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"Doctors are not the servants of their patients. No free man is a 'servant' of those he deals with. Doctors are traders, like everyone else in a free society—and they should bear that title proudly, considering the crucial importance of the services they offer."—Ayn Rand, "How Not to Fight against Socialized Medicine," The Objectivist Newsletter, March 1963 |
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