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To be clear, I'm in favor of everyone having healthcare. To some extent, I'm playing the devil's advocate here. Also to some extent, I think getting from where
by RHSeeger 8y ago
To be clear, I'm in favor of everyone having healthcare. To some extent, I'm playing the devil's advocate here. Also to some extent, I think getting from where the US is to everyone having healthcare is a very difficult trip to make. That being said...
- There is no way to support roads without everyone supporting them for everyone. It's not possible to pay for "just the roads I use".
- Educating the next generation helps everyone.
- Keeping someone else healthy does not help me in any real way (I disagree with this, but it is a viewpoint that can be had).
- asdff 8y agoIt does help you in a real way just as existentially as educating the next generation helps everyone. A healthy population is an economically productive population, and ensuring people get preventative care on time prevents strain on emergency services and saves the whole system money. In fact, this is how private insurance works too, your regular bill pays for other customers services, yet private insurance is somehow not viewed with the same contempt by conservatives.