Thats only because obama care enforced company isurance at 36

it's fucking abuse of a loophole that should have been removed

And that farse made insurance expensive as hell even though most non starter jobs already had insurance benefits for full tine

anyhow, the funny thing is that when employees take things into their own hands, the first one s to run away to the state and ask for armed help

is the assholes fucking people over in the first place

like again calling in national guard to break miners' strikes

because that's all it's about

fucking crony capitalism

Yea, bad things happen

everyone foots the bill for the rich ,but if you're poor you're on your own

and fuck that with a rake

You forget that effects the states income as well

well. medical benefits would be covered under a nation healthcare plan so the business doesnt have to pick up that cost anymore

A strike effects state tax income.

bwaahahaha

@franti national healthcare cannot work in the us. It would cost far to much and collapse quickly as well r&d for the world would stiffle

as if they aren't eager to get in bed together

AHAHHAA

you know why?

because healthcare as-is is fucking corrupt in the US

there's a guy who talked about it on Stephen Molyneux's podcast

he runs a for-profit hospital that can' tget government aid

still does everything 20x + cheaper

@Goblin_Slayer_Floki You have conservetive thinktanks saying it would be cheaper to do it

why?

because they aren't scammers

nah

Yes free markets work

Stefan actually had his cancer operated there

he's still alive

When they are actually free markets

As-is, US clinics are tools for milking money from the government

fucking over patients in the process

The us does the overwhelming majoring of medical r&d in the private sector for the world. What drives up our costs in part is socialized healthcare countries benefit from it without paying much for it due to the fed price controls

yeah, no

A good portion of todaya costs are also do to obama care regulations. Before such states had individual social programs but even then costs were reasonable

it has nothing to do with that. It's everything to do with things like

you know that if patient cant' pay hospitals can recoup costs from the government

so uh

obvious incentive to rake up as big a bill as possible

free money