Apples to oranges.  Let's scrutinize that.  We had choices before the ACA.  Catastrophic coverage, high-end plans, low-end plans, everything in between, or if you wanted, no insurance coverage.  
That's a far cry from being forced into plans with limited choices that cost way too much because the law requires total coverage, for example, well-woman exam coverage for men.  And having tax dollars subsidize healthcare for others means that many are forced to pay twice, even before the hefty deductibles.
Insurance pools are not redistribution schemes that punish people for daring to succeed.
Healthcare is not, and never can be an actual, genuine right because it is absolutely a paid for service.  Is food a right?  Do you have a right to walk into any restaurant and demand everyone buy you a meal?