Single-payer is not suitable for Americans

First of all, the government prints money, doesn't make it. And it prints it based on the wealth of our country. In order to pay for what the government buys, it needs to take it from us in the form of taxes. The government doesn't produce wealth which is a topic for another discussion and I would encourage you to create a challenge to discuss that.
Now, back to my original challenge, that Americans will never accept the huge tax increases needed to implement a single-payer healthcare system, you have not provided any good argument that contradicts it.
Is there any resource out there that actually shows that implementing a single-payer health system will not cause any burden to Americans? And it cannot be that the government pays for it's own expenses because that it's simply not true.
Further more, you have not presented any data that contradicts any of the data in the article.

John, we can close your account if you want to, but I suggest that you spend some time here before giving up. For example, in order for me as a moderator to consider your post about 60% of American supporting single payer, I would like to see a link to at least one opinion poll finding what you claim.

John did you read the article? Americans support the single payer option when they only hear about the benefits and not the cost of implementing it. Their opinion changes once they get the facts. I would like to see at least one polling that proves your point, without asking one-sided questions. Also, can you elaborate more on how government spending pays for itself. I would like to at least try to see it the way you do. Maybe you can convince me that I am faulty in my conclusion.

I agree that "NEVER" is a big word. And to follow your logic, they will eventually support universal healthcare the same way anyone would accept losing one leg if the only other option is to lose both legs.