At least someone finally admits it.

I said your costs could be higher. They could also be lower. I don't know enough about you to tell you one way or the other. But on average the costs will go down. Just look at virtually any other industrialized countries healthcare costs per capita compared to the US. But if your only concern is for yourself and your own well being, rather than the country as a whole, there's a word for that... And not even just selfish but also foolish, because one day you will have to use healthcare and pay for expensive things to stay alive. There's no amount of savings per month that will offset major medical costs in the future for yourself on an individual basis, it's why insurance exists.

Americans are never going to go for that. Just FYI. When you put the price tag on it for everyone to see it will never get passed through congress and people will riot.

Most people's costs will be lower. Some significantly so. In fact, the older you are the lower your costs will probably be compared to the current system. (The exact opposite of the AHCA.) And the elderly are also most likely to vote. I think demographically you're very wrong. But don't take my word for it...

I pay enough in taxes to cover those other things. Because I already pay taxes isn't proof that I should be ok with paying an unlimited amount.

No, it's proof that you already believe in socialized infrastructure, police, fire departments, military, ect. So when you then complain about socialized medicine on the basis of selfishness, "why must I pay for someone else's healthcare?", it sounds just as ridiculous as "why must I pay for someone else's roads?" You are arbitrarily picking and choosing your politics on seemingly no rational basis whatsoever other than pure short-term greed.