I'll argue with the Pope. There is nothing Christian about stealing from one person to give to the other. No matter how good the intentions.
"Health is not a consumer good but a universal right, so access to health services cannot be a privilege." –Pope Francis
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Everyone benefits in some way from programs that were funded by taxpayers along the way. That's not stealing. It's how nations run
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A Jewish man who is pro-Palestinian is now quoting
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Ironic that universal healthcare is universal?
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ur right health is not a consumer good - it’s personal responsibility & a way of life.
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Example: seeing the horrific deaths of your watch-dial painters, then fighting to deny radium's role, to the point of stealing bodies.
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Why do you not call out your berners that have been attacking HRC voters?
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The same reason why HRC doesn't call out her die hards attacking his die hards. They don't have too. People need to move on from the 2016
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We all already pay for Medicare. An extra $12 a month in taxes is WAY better than a $500 monthly premium. Jussayin.
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Believe me, as a Canadian,I can attest to that. Our taxes are not outrageous, and we ALL have coverage.
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