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throw123123123
6y ago
Maybe, maybe not. But certainly things like specific targeted programs one should be.
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throw123123123
6y ago
USA was created as a "libertarian paradise" with people renouncing citizenship and picking up guns to defend it. It is not what it has become in the last 200 years. Modern society is very hard to revolt like this country was found
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throw123123123
6y ago
You can solve this conundrum individually with donations: taxes would go contrary to your stated goal, as the destination of funds is not in your control
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throw123123123
6y ago
All money spent by government goes into private hands. There are no "public hands"
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throw123123123
6y ago
Seems to be frequent enough with debt I guess.
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6y ago
Im not sure your last statement is true or makes sense. Healthcare provision is not solar power bogged down by a specific technological or policy barrier. It's a complex service industry that requires a lot of human touch as well the c
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throw123123123
6y ago
You have to return the entire amount of student debt. Kind of how signup bonuses work in tech, but this is for 8 years
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throw123123123
6y ago
It's the same problem in non-capitalist systems that decide this by selecting what is covered or not.
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throw123123123
6y ago
This is the result of the principal-agent problem, which is inherent to insurance itself.
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throw123123123
6y ago
The last thing I would call the healthcare market in the us is a free market.
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6y ago
Kaiser is popular and 'a' model of care, but do note that it is extremely limited in coverage and is one of the most draconian in respect to providers. They hire people right out of medschool with the offer to pay their entire stu
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6y ago
That would lead to a model where healthcare spending is directed to attracting healthy patients and refusing unhealthy patients.
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throw123123123
6y ago
There are plenty of volunteers offering their life for a lot less - a whole army of them.