I'm still debating internally whether or not healthcare -- in totality -- is a human right. There's a spectrum right? It has to break down at some point? I could see access to common treatments as a human right, but targeted, genetic therapy not so much. What do you think?
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and its a rivalrous and exclusive good
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If everything is a right then nothing is.
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it’s a resource on land unambiguously defined — by you — as someone’s property. your labor, which you already traded for payment, doesn’t alter that fact. marxism really is a strange faith.
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And yet we have police, firefighters and all other people who support the society and often represent some basic right promised by the state.
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those are services, not rights. it is possible to make an argument for universal healthcare that doesn’t fall apart logically. proponents should attempt this.
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This is a pretty good foundational argument.
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That seems reasonable, except that healthcare doesn’t necessarily === labor. It only happens to be moderately-to-strongly correlated in our world right now
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