They voted against a law that got their neighbors healthcare/ that’s not being a scold it’s just pointing out a fact. They care more about themselves than other people. They would have everyone who got coverage lose it again. How is that ethical?
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It’s literally the same rationale you yourself stated for why some people opposed the law. Their own personal financial self interest. So is the straw man yours as much as mine?
I believe you believe this, but I suggest that part of your frustration with politics stems from an unwillingness to accept that other people have informed, good-faith disagreements with your preferred policies Or maybe not. Maybe you’ve figured it all out. Who knows?
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Idk what the good faith rationale would be unless it’s genuinely “ok” to care more about your own pocketbook than whether other humans get to go to the doctor.
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Maybe It really is ok and I’m just some dumb hopeful millennial who thinks we should take care of as many people as possible
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