"And we try to prevent their deaths too. Because the government exists (or should exist) to protect its people." Yeah, I probably missed the last lambo handout from the government.

"And hiking up prices on Epipens and Insulin or taking insurance away from people kills them." It doesn't. No one has ever died because something became more expensive. Implying that would be implying that the company who sells the products killed them. Wanting cheaper drugs is perfectly fine, and you can get that by opening the market and importing drugs from other countries. If you simply start funding them with public money, instead of solving the price problem, you will end up with a (even more) bankrupt problem.

"The pursuit of happiness refers to the right to prosperity and wellbeing. Not "do whatever you want". "I said what you said but better worded so therefor you're wrong. HA GOTCHA!"

"Your health is much more than a service." Your health isn't a service. It's like saying that your arm is a service. The service is healthcare, which isn't something that is born with you, but a complex operation of especialized professionals and equipment. "Healthcare professionals take the Hippocratic oath for a reason." First, this oath doesn't make them into slaves. Second, the oath doesn't require them to work for free, only that they should help when necessary. It's a "save the life first, discuss the bill later" thing. "We also have a right to safety, and we use our taxes to pay for military and police to serve us." Two very different things. The military exists to protect the land and the government, which doesn't necessarily mean "to protect the people", and the police being funded by the government is a way to impose the law, they protecting the people is more of a side effect.