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A few simple factors: 1. The government gave control of a fair number of things, such as how many slots are available at medical school, to the American Medical Association and one or two other private orgs. They've been deliberately throttling the amount of new doctors we get, which means...

That's not 'casualties of the free market,' that's 'casualties of life.' We can argue back and forth about the best way to deal with people who fall into poverty, and we can argue about whether a proposed solution does more harm than good. But they don't get there because of 'the free market.'...

You have a basic error there: The thing about human society is that there's always some that cannot afford the bare necessities. This is not unique to capitalist systems in any way. If you get to extremely small 'nations,' you might find an exception, but in any sufficiently large population of...