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Universal health is socialism tho
It’s weird how every other civilized country seems to make it work, though.
Also, Boeing is being outcompeted by a company that pays its workers well, and that is considered a good employer, and that makes planes in countries with high taxes and universal care.
Clearly we taxpayers didn’t give Boeing enough state aid 🤡
Oh, you give Boeing a fuckton of state aid. A single example, check what Boeing gets for Satrliner vs crew dragon, which is also subsidized, btw
Ohh come on … The clown emoji is tell tale sign this was yuge sarcasm haha
But yes, American wage slaves is paying these parasites ton of money and nothing to show for it.
Feeding kids too
You disgust me
Yes it is. However socialism =/= communism. Awful people have just done a really good job of conflating the two, and treating it as a bad thing. Democratic socialism is a thing, and there was a golden era in the 70s-90s in most other western countries where it was supported by major political parties. These days, as neoliberalism has taken over the world, political parties have tried to walk back these systems. However, they enjoy far too much popular support to be dismantled that easily. Here’s a little bit of info about the support for universal healthcare in Australia:
There is nothing socialist about universal health care, it is the only viable solution lol
Ain’t everything needs some cloen political ideology, sometimes we could just do what works 🤔
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No, it isn’t.
Socialism is the workers owning the means of production.
Universal healthcare is the government doing stuff.
Any economic system or government ideology can do that, other than Reaganite brain rot.
American politics pollutes every fucking discussion without much of any logic underpinnings.
A good policy is a good policy… politics is cancer.
Or maybe not. Define the term first, please.