There has to be a balance so that the middle and higher classes don't end up paying more of their income to provide to low income individuals who are not contributing or making money

While it's true that balance is crucial, it's worth considering that low-income individuals often work in jobs that don't provide health benefits and are underpaid. They contribute to society in significant ways as essential workers, especially in times of crises, such as the recent pandemic. Also, investing in health care for low-income individuals could lead to a healthier workforce, increasing overall productivity and reducing the burden of emergency healthcare costs.