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I don't see why.
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isn't it a right? Because it costs money. Not sure if you've heard of this thing called currency, but it's what makes the world go 'round.
Slavery was less expensive than paying people a fair wage for their work. Under the logic of "because it costs money," slaves didn't have a right to ask for freedom.
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Everything costs money. Medical tools and equipment, hospitals, doctors and nurses, all need to be bought.
Doctors pay thousands upon thousands upon thousands to spend years working hard to help you out. What makes you think that you have the
right to make them serve you if you can't pay for their services?
Actually, this bill addresses the "can't pay for their services" part because now people will have to have coverage to reimburse all those doctors and staff and whatnot. But let's examine your logic. Under this idiocy, ERs
should not be forced to treat anybody regardless of their ability to pay. Poor people
should be left to wither and die. The elderly and retired
should be forgotten and neglected because of their lack of income and ability to work. Never even mind the disabled. Fortunately, society doesn't work that way. In fact societies that make it their goal to get as far away from that mindset as possibly are generally healthier and happier.
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And another thing. What makes you think that healthcare with this new bill is going to be completely free?
I was about to ask you the same question. You seem to be under the impression that this bill creates "free" healthcare. It doesn't; in fact, it
specifically and intentionally doesn't.
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Taxes. Yep. Taxes. Higher taxes for everybody, yippee!
Actually higher taxes for the wealthy and certain businesses. That's hardly "everybody," though given your attitude about which people deserve help, I can't say I'm surprised to see you restrict your considerations to the wealthy. Most people won't face a tax increase.
Come back when you aren't just making horrible misanthropic s**t up.
