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No, like I just said, America already has access and healthcare insurance options for everyone. Nobody is denied. The choice for better healthcare is limited a
by manigandham 6y ago
No, like I just said, America already has access and healthcare insurance options for everyone. Nobody is denied.
The choice for better healthcare is limited and locked behind employment. That's the problem, instead of letting everyone have access to all plans, and the solutions are too complicated to discuss here. However insurance is not a moral failure, it's a financial and risk management concept. Just because your government manages somethings for you with your taxes doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
- deanCommie 6y agoWhat you call "better" healthcare is considered basic healthcare in the rest of the world. I understand that when you're a fish it's hard to understand what water is, but the fact that employment plays any part into this whatsoever is a problem. Nobody in Canada or the UK or Luxembourg (some countries i have some experience with) would ever factor in healthcare in a decision to start or leave a job. It is absolutely not a variable.
- manigandham 6y ago> "the fact that employment plays any part into this whatsoever is a problem" Yes, I've said exactly this about half a dozen times now. It seems you're arguing based on myths and preconceived notions against the USA rather than actually responding to anything I've said. Let's end it here.
- deanCommie 6y agoI misread your last comment, apologies for that. I just don't understand you acknowledging that healthcare choice being locked behind employment and insurance companies middlemen being a problem yet still wanting "healthcare choice." What does that mean to you if you don't have the others any longer?