This is _precisely_ equal to saying 'Every person in this country has a right to all the labor & resources of everybody else, to be expropriated through the coercive power of the state, & redistributed as the state sees fit'. But I guess Bernie's version sounds better.https://twitter.com/BernieSanders/status/1168592173589094404 …
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I just think the arugment fundamentally makes no sense. In Canada and the UK, they have national healthcare services. Are these governments enslaving doctors and nurses?
Imagine if there was a grey area between real freedom and abject slavery. It's easy if you try.
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kind of impressive how you managed to completely contradict yourself within two tweets
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Replacing good private-sector jobs with less-desirable public-sector jobs is a cost of nationalizing health care. It will make the medical profession less desirable. It will make America a less desirable-destination for highly-skilled immigrant doctors.
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That said, there is an argument for the government to replace, or at least provide a competing alternative to private health insurance, which is a sector protected from market pressures by regulatory red-tape, and which is notoriously inefficient.
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Like ... having a job ?
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