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The difference is negligible. The widespread opiate crisis in the US isn't because of street drugs and militant cartels and gangs. It's because of over prescribing of opiates by doctors overworked in understaffed hospitals, or because it's the only med insurance will cover. The end result is the same, both are corrupt private organizations that have taken power from their respective governments through flexing violence and money. And if you don't think major corporations can't be violent, just ask any number of whistleblowers who are 6 feet under.

You're right. Cartels forceibly take "protection" money from you and leave you alone. If you can't pay, they might kill you.

US Healthcare wont FORCE you to pay them. But even if you do, you still might die because whatever you're dying from isn't covered. Much less blood on their hands.

Its okay having your head up the US Exceptionalism Arse. I was just doing a funny re-whataboutism.