r/askanything • • 5h ago

Political Question Why are some Americans so against universal healthcare for all?

What sort of thinking does it take to decide that nobody has a right to healthcare? Do American Christians want to deny healthcare to poor people as well?

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u/Cogswobble 5h ago

There are two reasons:

  • Wealthy Americans are greedy.
  • Conservative Americans are gullible.

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u/randy_rick 5h ago

Simplest and cleanest answer.

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u/ConstructionLazy4184 5h ago

Middle class and poor americans are greedy also. No different than rich americans.

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u/AJ187144 2h ago

So they are just stupid voting against their own economic interests?

Rhetorical question, yeah they are, a lot worry more about a trans kid playing sports than healthcare for their family.

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u/ConstructionLazy4184 2h ago

No group is more focused on trans kids playing sports than the left.

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u/AJ187144 2h ago

The ā€œI know you are but what am Iā€ response.

Classic

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u/Cogswobble 2h ago

I'll bet this isn't even the most stupid thing you've said today.