just rebrand everything you want into a (((human))) right [750x750 - 46KB]

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funny thing about that is if healthcare is a human right then africa isnt filed with humans since it lacks healthcare almost completely let alone free healthcare

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The thing is healthcare could cost 10$ and these assholes would still bitch they dont want to pay out of pocket. These people just want taxpayer subsidized parachutes for their shitty decisions.

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If someone gets paid for the job then it's not free. If it's not naturally "free" then it's not a right.

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I wonder how this attitude would change if we renamed "Free" to "Taxpayer Subsidized"

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That's what I mean by pointing out that "Free Healthcare" isn't free.

If everyone stopped contributing to the service of Healthcare, how free would it still be?

Will you still get a number of professionals and doctors spending their time better your health status or would they be looking to invest their time in something that sees a return on their work?

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I looked at some government jobs and i noticed for the amount of work and expectations, you get really good money. In what other job can you get paid 75,000/yr with fulll benefits to essentially throw everything into a shredder

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what does health care mean? Drugs?

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