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It is very free to the individual that dies. The family is the one who foots the bill if prior arrangements aren’t made. Also, good thing many of my family members chose cremation, it was a lot less than $10k.
Pfizer also plans to charge between $100 and $130 for its vaccine.  What a coincidence. >

And just like that vaccine rates drop to 0% >

They will still be paid for by insurance and subsidized by the government for the end user. Like flu shots today.  This is fleecing the taxpayers, not the end user.   
Edit: people misunderstanding my comment - I’m not in favor of the higher prices, I’m just saying it likely wont have an impact on vaccination rates.  This is exactly what happens with national healthcare. >

And the uninsured and underinsured. The are disposable. /s >

It ain’t free to die. Cost more than $ 10,000 to be interred.