How about we start by following the example of Jesus healing of the sick, and the example of our Church (the first public hospitals were the creation of Christians to server the poor). We know we have much more wealth at our disposal that was available in first century Palestine or medieval Europe, so it is really for us a simple matter of choice. Do we value the health of our fellow citizens as much as we value the education of all of our children?

The example in scripture and Church history is very clear. The choice is ours. 

Mocking sharing the wealth in mutual health insurance for all as giving everyone a car, gold bracelet, and a trip to Disney is running away from the issue of what our Christian attitude ought to be on this issue. Mocking is not an argument...it is a ancient rhetorical device for sidestepping rational debate.