Okay, just imagine that you work for the police here in Anchorage. You have a spouse who stays at home and looks after the children, of which you have two who are under five. Your are the only one in the family who is employed, and you have benefits that mean that they stay safe and happy. Today, you go out for work, and in trying to apprehend a criminal the criminal, you get killed. 

Now lets say that on Wednesday, one of your children accidentally runs and into the street and gets hit by a car, or climbs a tree and falls out, or slips on the floor and is knocked out, or some other common accident that needs urgent medical attention. They are uninsured, so they have to pay the entire bill, they do not have a source of income. But, remember, you wanted all benefits to stop...