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I consider it an overly authoritarian position antithetical to freedom. No one has the right to the labor of another.
Do you think health care providers would be forced to work without getting paid? That's not the case at all...quite the opposite.
The way universal healthcare generally works is that the staff would be paid as always, but instead of the money coming out of the patients pocket, everyone's costs are dispersed across all of society via taxes. Similar to how schools and police departments work.
Do you think health care providers would be forced to work without getting paid? That's not the case at all...quite the opposite.
The way universal healthcare generally works is that the staff would be paid as always, but instead of the money coming out of the patients pocket, everyone's costs are dispersed across all of society via taxes. Similar to how schools and police departments work.
So .... money is STILL coming out of the pockets of patients. Sheesh, Can these leftists think at all?
I think there should be healthcare for those with terminal conditions, but when someone goes to the hospital because they were stupid and broke a bone or abuses and games the medical system, that's where the line should be drawn.
I agree with Joey. However, I still think the government should subsidize healthcare for the poor.
They do, it's called Medicaid. ACA was an expansion of Medicaid and nothing more. It was developed by the insurers to create a windfall for them. Premiums rose and deductibles are outrageous.
Millions lost their plans, lost their doctors, and costs went up $4k a year for a family of four, not down $2500 as promised. The three biggest lies.
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