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This might be propaganda. But it resonates. And that by itself is indicative and an issue. However, it is always useful to back it up with some macroeconomic
by tossandthrow 1y ago
This might be propaganda. But it resonates.
And that by itself is indicative and an issue.
However, it is always useful to back it up with some macroeconomic evidence - which was done in the thread.
67% of bankruptcies are apparently due to medical bills.
- hn_throwaway_99 1y ago> This might be propaganda. But it resonates. > And that by itself is indicative and an issue. I absolutely detest this line of thinking "There is no evidence it's true, and heck plenty of reason to think it is not true, but people like to believe shit they read on the Internet so that makes it an issue." If you want to talk about the real problem of medical debt, then discuss it using facts, like the rule to prohibit medical debt from affecting credit reports in the US is currently on hold while it is being challenged by industry groups in court.
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- tossandthrow 1y agoThat line of thinking is what have gotten the US such a dire situation regarding workers rights etc. The core of lobbying is equally that line of thinking. Eg. To convince you that unions are bad for you as a worker. We can't defer rights for the masses to be discussed using only facts and charts while allow pro profit incentive to use emotion lead narratives.