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this is the most important aspect of the far left's new push for medicare no one really seems to understand. 1/ under socialism the healthcare industry will be nationalized. we will *all* be forced off our current insurance and onto a government plan.https://twitter.com/CNN/status/1137723410627334144 …
2/ sanders self-righteously (!!!) rejects the concept of choice. this extends obviously and clearly to his rejection of the concept of bodily autonomy. "medicare-for-all" is not the 'socialism' fox news panelists argued against under obama. it's the real stuff. the scary stuff.
3/ the far left's message is, consistently, not a welfare message. bernie isn't focussed on helping the poor. his focus is forcing equality of outcome among all u.s. citizens, and it will require considerable force to subvert american liberty. he is willing to use such force.
this isn't a slip of the tongue. this is consistently the socialist message. and of course it can't work, but since when has that stopped a socialist? these policies can absolutely be implemented, and support for them is the most dangerous thing facing our country.
most of what you've said here is completely wrong, but also beside the point. the question at hand is whether or not private healthcare should be abolished and people should be *forced* onto a government plan.
behold the horrors of socialism where the government FORCES you off the plan you "like"! this is a horrible indignity totally different how you have to get a new insurance plan every time you get a new job or just because they can save money with a new insurer this year.
yes, it is a horrible indignity to be forced to do something with your body you don't want to do.
The US has the least cost effective health care system among developed nations. There are many models that deliver better care to citizens at lower cost.
this is both true and beside the point. there are many things we can do to improve the efficiency of our healthcare system short of stripping u.s. citizens of bodily autonomy.
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