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They aren't against it, they are against the incompetent government that will oversee it.
by thatonechad 9y ago
They aren't against it, they are against the incompetent government that will oversee it.
- filoeleven 9y agoYou've just moved the goalposts. Your original comment said: > I'm running out of things that the progressives want the government to pay for without any logic and mathematics behind it The logic behind the first three as presented is "most countries already do this," along with the implication (justified, in my opinion) that it works out well for their citizens. So why wouldn't it be the same in the USA? Is our government uniquely incapable of this? Is it that the model of these other countries is unsustainable? Is it that we have a huge propaganda machine in place that is convincing many of our citizens to conclude without serious and informed consideration that it shouldn't be the role of our government to provide these things? Or is it some other option?
- ganeshkrishnan 9y agoThere is absolutely no such thing as competent government. Even here in Australia the medicare is an absolutely marvelous thing although I cannot say that about the current government. The policy should be sound, not the people who created the policy.