[thecavemaster]

Of course health care is a right. You should be free to buy the best medical care that you can afford. If somebody else is willing to voluntarily buy health care for you, then you have a right to accept their charity. You also (should) have the right to purchase any type of health insurance that you want to purchase, from full coverage to coverage against catastrophic illness. Nobody has a right to force somebody else to pay for their health care.

Socialists have a very difficult time distinguishing between their property and the property of others and they also seem perplexed about the considerable difference between a right and a privilege.

You describe a commodity, my Brother, not a right. Rights are not bought and sold on the market. If a rich man lives, but a poor man dies, given their relative abilities to pay for "cadillac" healthcare, it is disingenuous of you to argue that that is a "right" in any sense of the word. Your nonsensical discussion of "property" and "considerable difference" notwithstanding.