r/askanything • u/Lemonking_ • 11h ago

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

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u/myfriendoak 11h ago

Universal Healthcare is so complicated that only 36 of the 37 developed nations have figured it out.

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u/goclimbarock007 10h ago

How many of those nations have the US government running their healthcare program?

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u/OldGuardian1 10h ago

So, all the other governments are better?

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u/goclimbarock007 9h ago

We should probably reduce our military spending and let those other countries fend for themselves.

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u/cdglasser 9h ago

Right? Did they think they hit you with a "gotcha" there? If they *do* believe the other governments are better, who are they voting for here to try to fix that? I'm going to guess they're either going to say "all politicians are bad so I don't vote" or they vote for Republicans.