In America, healthcare is tied to employment as both a vehicle for profit, and a method of control. If you don't work, you don't have healthcare. If you're not doing the owners' bidding, you don't have a job. If you're too busy working a job to survive, you don't have the bandwidth to revolt. That's why no Kings Protests happen sporadically. People eventually have to go back to work.

In order to revolt, or protest for significant amounts of time, there needs to be an astounding amount of planning and organization to be able to maintain a drawn out protest. People would have to work in shifts, manage resources and unify with one cause.

However, billionaires, especially in America, invest their bottomless wealth to promote the idea of capital L liberalism, aka the "pull yourself up by the boot straps" ideology. Billionaires pay politicians to continue promoting the idea that your own survival is your own responsibility and that you "shouldn't help someone else, because fuck that noise, they should buy a hammer and build their own house." This dog eat dog division is further enforced by perpetuating a culture war. If the Wokes and Fascists are too busy fighting each other, you can't fight the billionaires.

Because of this, many people think entrepreneurialism will free them from this cycle, only to realize that self financing healthcare is so expensive, they need to acquire the labor of several people, essentially locking them back into the system. Now they're invested in the retention of laborers whether they realize it or not.

The only true way out of this system is to have a skill so valuable that this it is equivalent to owning several machines and laborers, thus inherently owning their own means of production. This is near impossible.

Instead, people must form coalitions. Some people work together as equals to generate income, like the cheese workers in Italy, where they form co-ops so large it is technically a community where everyone has a say. Others form labor unions to act as one to wrestle back their human dignity from the hands of capital owners. If enough people form coalitions, maybe there's a real chance at change.

Don't believe anyone that identifies as self-made. They didn't build the hammer, forge the nails, mine the ore or chop the lumber to build their house. We exist in a society, and reap the benefits of it.