You're just deflecting, so I'm assuming you know you're wrong, you're just trying to joke about it.

"some people don't pay taxes, therefore neg. income tax as a form of welfare is bad"

that is a dumb assumtion

i am in VC

and health care is not a right

no 45% of people dont pay income tax

that will litterally take from those that do and give to those that dont

Anyway, the main difference between leftwing and rightwing social policies: the right wants people to be able to live, the left wants them to live comfortably. Anarchists want nobody having a right to anything, grab your gun and hold your ground.

what would be the incentive

I said for you because Bane

I guess one thing that everyone can agree, US government should start to incentivate people to lose weight

If you think conservative policies mean the government doesn't help anybody, say hello to revolution.

Or to get better paying jobs instead of just asking for higher minimum wage

just asking for inflation

Let's see you work your ass off when you're in need of a heart transplant.

lol

I know right

i have insurance

The very notion of a sick person having to work extra hard to not die is absurd.

people having to work for what they have is absurd

Fuckin minimum wage of 15$? That's more than most blue collar workers make already.

only in the 21 century has it been other peoples responsibility

In that sense, victims of accidents don't deserve help if they could have prevented it?

they can plan

save money for external event

Tell me oh Rick and Morty fan, how can a child save money when the child needs surgery to not die?

good one

and like i said

Parents

Dude social healthcare is to make it where you don't have to spend all your life preparing for if you get sick

The child is an orphan, you idiot.

It's meant to make life easier so that you can focus on more important things

Just because the government doesnt do something does not mean people will die

Muh feels

why are there so many jewish doctors <:makes_you_think:382980749780844554>

I believe that education and Healthcare are 2 things that should be universal.

It's one of the things you understand a bit better (or not) when you have been poor.

My 2 cents on this discussion

This line of reasoning means people should get stuck at zero, "they deserve it."

Not everyone is at zero because they want.

CHA advances the Catholic health ministry of the United States in caring for people and communities. Comprised of more than 600 hospitals and 1,600 long-term care and other health facilities in all 50 states, the Catholic health ministry is the largest group of nonprofit health care providers in the nation. Every day, one in six patients in the U.S. is cared for in a Catholic hospital.

hmmmm

almost like there are other organizations that do things for the poor