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Originally Posted by Mathgod
But how exactly does America get to that goal without suffering those unintended consequences? It would appear that the unintended consequences are inevitable if the US wants to move to single payer, whether they do it now or sometime in the distant future. So it seems like they should do it as soon as the country returns to something close to pre-pandemic normalcy, and get the pain over with, rather than dragging the process out over many decades. The flaws of the current system are apparent and people are suffering. As another poster pointed out, having your health coverage tied to your job is a rather absurd approach if your goal is to ensure that every person has the health coverage they need.
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Except that's not the goal of half the country. You know, the you have to earn everything crowd, free anything breeds lazyness.
And you know the polarization of the country means nothing is 'unintended'. Ads will go up immediately, they INTEND to raise your taxes to give away healthcare. Next they'll give away your freedom!!! Slippery slope.