No I don't live a perfect life, I try to do better when afforded the opportunity - but that's besides the point. You're right - I over extended the scope with my initial statement. An in no way do I think the individual without sin is the one who should be making the call either.
However, I think if we gather a pool of public funds there needs to be a priority system or some feedback loop or liability included (back to finite resources being at stake).
Those things like sugar may come with a tax so that respective procedures are funded by it. Likewise for driving, insurance is required. For diet and exercise, maybe you can get an income tax credit for following certain things.
Not perfect, but I think we can get better then a simple pool that's support for everything and anything.
However, I think if we gather a pool of public funds there needs to be a priority system or some feedback loop or liability included (back to finite resources being at stake).
Those things like sugar may come with a tax so that respective procedures are funded by it. Likewise for driving, insurance is required. For diet and exercise, maybe you can get an income tax credit for following certain things.
Not perfect, but I think we can get better then a simple pool that's support for everything and anything.