Nobody wants to come within five miles of any real analysis or core philosophies here.
Having an entire population be wards of the State IS "civilised" now.
Still, you'd think if having the government run everything was the ticket to prosperity, those nations where the government ran everything would be serving as shining examples instead of horrible warnings.
Over in France, where market forces--which "civilised" people apparently don't believe in--have inserted themselves into the health care system, the state system is beginning to do exactly the sorts of things private insurance companies do. If an insurance company was a state-mandated monopoly.
So would any such system we end up with here.
Flame » in reply to Are you saying that clean water and a house are innate and basic rights?
Forget it, Lee.
The whole thread (51 posts)
- What would happen if - - - ?
- That was interesting.
- How can an invention be a basic right?
- re: How can an invention be a basic right?
- A good argument can be made
- re: "Things that must be paid for by others are not inherent rights."
- In my state
- Government health care
- It is a bad situation for those in the category of Eri and Alcaray
- It's a good thing we're on flame.
- Are you saying that clean water and a house are innate and basic rights?
- A good argument can be made
- Not necessarily so.
- re: How can an invention be a basic right?
