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If transport can be "free", surely other important things like food, education and healthcare can also be "free". I for one welcome our new communist overlords
by draugadrotten 7y ago
If transport can be "free", surely other important things like food, education and healthcare can also be "free".
I for one welcome our new communist overlords.
- bbddg 7y agoHealthcare and education are free in most of the developed world.
- dominicr 7y agoI' guessing this is sarcasm as most private transport infrastructure is already "free". Roads, bridges, traffic lights, street lights, some car parks, snow clearing, etc... Even in the US, the majority of education provision is free or subsidised, and 19% of Americans have free or subsidised healthcare. Social democracies believe that our large, common problems should have common solutions which benefit everyone and society as a whole. That's nothing to do with communism.