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Healthcare is inherently political. This article shows nothing but disregard for the cause of his death: awful healthcare. It shows a stunningly blind lack of
by abritinthebay 9y ago
Healthcare is inherently political.
This article shows nothing but disregard for the cause of his death: awful healthcare.
It shows a stunningly blind lack of compassion. It's a self congratulatory pat on the back when they are opposed to everything that could have helped.
It's political because it's the national review.
- dang 9y agoYou don't know the cause of his death. You're making that up to score a political point, which is exactly the wrong spirit to comment here in. I asked you to not take this thread into political battle, precisely because healthcare is political and the National Review even more so (the site is normally banned on HN for that reason). It's possible not to reduce every conversation to a repetition of the same talking points, but it takes an effort, and that's the space HN is trying hard to inhabit.