Yeah , your employers may pay for it if you live in certain parts of the world or if you are even able to have a job in the first place without your medicine . Good luck finding a job without being able to get anywhere if both private and public transit is no longer subsidized . One of the biggest single drains on global productivity is malaria because so many people either have it and can ' t work or are taking care of someone with it and can ' t work . ' No one in Toronto makes that little ' only makes sense if transit is the only thing they need to spend money on . And then what happens when they have to pay for the true cost ? We have one of the most expensive public transit systems in the world already . You still haven ' t answered my question . There are people who don ' t take medicine because they can ' t afford it . Should we not have medicine then , with your logic ?