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It could be everyone’s responsibility if my medical debt is caused by a pandemic that wasn’t my fault, or if i got a viral infection from a cold that I got from other people
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If America's a free country, then why don't I have the right to vandalize other's property? Or steal vegetables out of my neighbor's garden? Seems like denying other's the right to take stuff, or vandalizing your stuff, is hypocritical: Freedom for me, but not for thee. ZERO rules is what personal freedom's supposed to be all about. Anything short of that is arbitrary.
And that's why I give freedom only second-level priority.
Are we not born free to choose if we one day want that? Is it never ever?
I think it depends on what you're talking about. Here's the definition of Socialism:
"a political and economic theory of social organization which advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole."
Under that definition, I think the whole of the USA becoming Socialist Trump is correct. If your mean some areas of services might fall under that definition such as health care for example, I think Trump is wrong.
This will never be a socialist country because we are already 23 trillion in debt. Those who believe that America is going to endlessly create new entitlement programs are morons whistling in the dark as they ignore structural realities.
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