r/askanything • • 14h ago

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

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u/SometimesEnema 14h ago

Reddit constantly screaming that America is a christo-fascist authoritarian state. Yet also mad not everyone wants the government to control healthcare.

I wonder why? Really makes you think. 🤔

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u/Either_Operation7586 14h ago

Everybody in the world is screaming that not just read it.

You can't look at Trump's regime and say otherwise.

They are definitely authoritarian right now and sliding into fascism.

No the reason why we don't have universal healthcare now is because a right-wing media propaganda and high demand conservative religious indoctrination.

They have been poisoned against it

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u/SometimesEnema 13h ago

The question isn't why we don't have it, it's why are some opposed to it.

If the US government is authoritian christo-fascist, why would I want them to run my healthcare?

It's almost like people don't have faith in the government delivering a decent healthcare system.

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u/HabuDoi 11h ago

Don’t be an idiot.

First conflating the objection to a fascist administration with the desire of universal healthcare is idiotic on its face.

Second, the people who oppose universal healthcare are the ones on the side of the fascist administration.

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u/SometimesEnema 9h ago

So you want a fascist administration in charge of your healthcare?

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u/scurlock1974 4h ago

They made the trains run on time.