Well let's start with a doctor. In order to become a doctor you must go to school pass an exam and then at your choice make an oath.

This path says to do no harm, it is clear that inaction can do harm when you are a doctor. So your inaction breaks your own oath regardless of it being legally binding or not.

But, let's not forget that many other country has single payer healthcare where their citizen have a right to access healthcare. That the part he misses access healthcare.

No is saying doctor won't get paid for their work. This isn't slavery stop trying to pretend it's anything like it.

Now, Mr. Libertarian. You do realize that as a doctor you have a government granted monopoly. Yes that's right only doctors can perform certain types of services by law. Are there good reasons for this? Well not if you ask a libertarian a bad doctor ought to be found out by the market and loss their job, while a good doctor should be rewarded with out licensing and government interference. I don't see your moral compass talking about this.

Here is the thing this is a massive problem that balloons the cost of healthcare outright. And these procedures have not been updated in a long time even with massive improvement in healthcare generally. There are many many thing that nurses and pharmacists and various other medical professional are not only capable of doing them selves many times more capable than a doctor at that particular task, but in the end you must pay a doctor to do it or pay them to authorize the others to do it under their guidance.

So we can say outright that being a doctor and being in medicine at that level is not in anyway resembling a free market already.

Now we can go further and say that patients are outright at a knowledge disadvantage of their own body and medical needs. In fact that part of what you pay for is that knowledge. This creates an imbalance between buyer and seller that the free market can not fix, the seller will always know more and even after the seller is the only one that can allow the person the medicine they need, even if the patient is 100% exactly what is wrong and what can fix it they simply can't get it unless they pay you! Now we're is the force? Whom is forcing whom? These are actual life and death questions in medicine.

And we haven't even gotten to prescription meds problems.

So I have a question for you Doctor Ron Paul, you delivered hundreds of babies, so how much did it cost? How much did you charge? How many other professions would have trouble telling you this? (Yes I know this is Rand but Ron has said virtually the same thing before.)

So Rand tell me again how the free market which by definition can not exist inside health care because of it principal assumptions not being met (low barrier to entry, shared knowledge, etc) going to fix health care in America. Or should we just let people die? And if we should let people die I don't want to listen to you anymore, I don't want to listen about wars we are fighting, about denying climate change about abortion about anything because you lack the moral fortitude to call your self a healer of the sick, a Christian, a doctor.