> And then people will point out that many of the things it asks for are pretty basic, like universal healthcare so you don't need to be on your parents health

> And then people will point out that many of the things it asks for are pretty basic, like universal healthcare so you don't need to be on your parents health insurance. And then the other side will use this article to make their case that those things are gateway policies for insane communist radicalism. Some say that "there's no such thing as bad publicity", but I think this article is a proof of the contrary. If you want people to take your reasonable ideas seriously, it's probably best not to dress them up in deranged clickbait.