That’s a passive aggressive relic of corporate speak from the old arm-band tie days
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I want a better take on what we need. Which is socialized health insurance.
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You know how employer attached health insurance started? Government wage controls during World War 2. Companies couldn't outbid each other for workers, so they started offering health insurance. The government stepping in fucks thing up yet again. So let's have them do some more.
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* "I want to use men with guns to force others to accommodate my societal preferences"
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We need lots of good snacks for riding out hurricane in s carolina.
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More accurately stated “we need”usually means “I want to force other people to do what I want them to“
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So true... Another one is "should", e.g. "Americans should get healthcare." Just means "I want". You cannot turn a subjective valuation into an objective statement of "right and wrong". Different concepts/dimensions.
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“Healthcare is a commodity” is code for “insurance companies profits are more important than Americans citizens”
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