• SinningStromgald@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    $120k to show US health insurance literally kills people for profit and it won’t actually change a damn thing how they do business.

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      1 year ago

      B-b-but who will pay for it if we have a single payer public healthcare?!?!?!

      Meanwhile it costs more money to prop up these private “insurance” scammers than it would to fund Medicare for all. The only goddamn country of similar standing that just somehow can’t figure it out

      And who fights this shit? Republicans. Who wastes the most money, racking up trillions and trillions of extra debt to throw on the pile? Republicans.

      They are the part of fiscal responsibility for billionaires. The rest of you literally can fucking die and they will smile. More money and resources for them.

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        1 year ago

        Republicans are the one reason I can’t really get behind single payer. Because when they’re in charge nobody will get paid and nobody will get healthcare.

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          1 year ago

          Yeah, agreed. Let’s change nothing cause bad people will try to fuck us over!

          How is it always shitjustworks users with the dumbest takes. What’s in the water over there?

          • Mouselemming@sh.itjust.works
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            1 year ago

            Let’s just be a lot more careful than the Fucking Founding Fathers were, or FDR, or Obama, to carve in safeguards against plundering and manipulation by evil-minded fascists. At the very least, lock in automatic funding that adapts to the cost of living index. And lock out privatization that doesn’t come with financial contributions to the public system.