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That's capitalism and it helped make me rich. Not excessively so. But even Medicaid payments as low as they are at least helped pay the overhead for my medical office.
Is medicaid, medicare and health insurance really capitalism though? You getting rich is not a very compelling argument lol.
UBI cannot replace SS. There are 63 million people on SS. It is probably the biggest voting bloc in the US. Anyone proposing to do away with SS is committing political suicide.
Of course it would have to be attractive for us. Us meaning we the people and our current retirees.
Is medicaid, medicare and health insurance really capitalism though? You getting rich is not a very compelling argument lol.
Much of the private sector and capitalism is involved.
The point is that a new dollar created centrally enters the economy and moves on up stimulating business transactions and the local and more broad economies. It isn't just wasted on some no count and then disappears.
Much of the private sector and capitalism is involved.
The point is that a new dollar created centrally enters the economy and moves on up stimulating business transactions and the local and more broad economies. It isn't just wasted on some no count and then disappears.
But that's true almost no matter what spending is on. The question is who deserve to receive the spending dollars.
But that's true almost no matter what spending is on. The question is who deserve to receive the spending dollars.
IMO if we have unmet social or national needs that is where we consider sending the money. In general today we should focus on improving on the standard of living of our broad middle class.
IMO if we have unmet social or national needs that is where we consider sending the money. In general today we should focus on improving on the standard of living of our broad middle class.
HC, infrastructure, to name 2.
I agree, make the middle class bigger and also improve the standard of living of the working and lower class with policies that indirectly benefit or favor them.
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