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From a social justice viewpoint, health insurance should not be a flat fee. It is fairer when those who earn more contribute more to the public good. A flat-rate health contribution disproportionately hurts low-income earners and struggling startups. By tying the health contribution to actual profits, the system aims to create a more equitable society where the healthy and wealthy support the vulnerable, even if it complicates the administrative lives of individual creators.
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Supporting arguments
- Promotes social equity and solidarity
- Protects low-income earners from disproportionate flat fees
- Aligns public health funding with individual capacity to pay
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