Whenever I hear people saying they have a "right to free x service" I imagine them holding a gun to the person who has to do the work to provide them that service.
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I think modern psychology considers this a diagnosable condition, and I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but I really think they may be medicating us out of it, unintentionally. You probably predict the future pretty well, you should consider managing your own investment portfolio :)
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what on earth
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Possibly the projection of internalised trauma experienced sometime in the past in a similar yet descriptively different situation, on to a seemingly innocuous situation in the present?
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Even in places with socialized medicine doctors still get paid tho
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Absolutely and there is historical precedence, I vividly remember when they held teachers at gunpoint when public schools were created along with a right to education
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Isn't there just as much force implied by claiming land or granting property rights? It amounts to a threat of force: "stay off or be moved off."
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Govt can just buy the service. Like it does for defense and police. All govt provision does is take it out of the market's hands and ... there is stuff the market doesn't provide well.
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Do you feel there is ever a scenario where claiming a right to free x is justified?
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