The USA's lack of healthcare is effectively a form of eugenics.
By making healthcare unaffordable, they are effectively manipulating their gene pool to eliminate unhealthy specimens.
Furthermore, the wealthy 1% who can afford medicine are predisposed to selectively breed from only the finest stock in their elite gene pool.
The small number of genetically imperfect humans who can afford to breed are only a small taint in the scheme.
The USA is trying to breed The Master Race, using money to weed out genetic diseases.
Of course, people who are not wealthy enough to afford healthcare are still breeding. However, the healthy fraction of those will carry on to spawn the next generation. But the ones with genetic health issues and are not wealthy will statistically be less likely to make babies & pass on the genes.
The USA has merged money with the law of Natural Selection - effectively including an imaginary force into the mix of natural forces.
The (unintentional?) upshot of this will be a type of eugenics.
@soundwave I'm not accepting your bizarre implications and no amount of wordplay can change that, I'm simply pointing out that you have not a slightest clue what natural selection or eugenics or healthcare mean.
There is no healthcare in nature, its absence is natural, its goal is to ensure the survival of the individuals regardless of their natural ability. Eugenics is the exact opposite in concept, the aim is to prevent all potential health issues at conception and ultimately deprecate healthcare. Henceforth, the population that can't afford healthcare is not subject to eugenics, as it is subject to natural selection, and population that can afford it is still not subject to eugenic, as healthcare is opposite of eugenics.
It should also be apparent to anyone that actually studies biology, that eugenics (along with whatever twisted notions of "finest stock" or "elite gene pool" you might have) is an entirely degenerate idea and will never work and there are no upshots to it.
@namark
No. Natural selection becomes twisted and perverted into Unnatural selection, if money is involved. I thought I'd made that perfectly clear, Einstein.