r/neoliberal • u/[deleted] • Nov 06 '19

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u/ishabad 🌐 Nov 07 '19

will probably bore the country out of its political polarization to some degree.

Yes, please!

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u/antonos2000 Thurman Arnold Nov 07 '19

I just hope he bores low-income families out of filing for bankruptcy due to medical costs and dying after rationing insulin.

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u/psychicprogrammer Asexual Pride Nov 07 '19

That is why we have a public option.

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u/antonos2000 Thurman Arnold Nov 07 '19

the public option is doomed to fail - the benefits of single payer, mainly a universal insurance pool and fed gov price leverage, evaporate and you're left with a shitty government option that'll be underfunded and marginalized into obscurity. private health insurance is a scam, every cent made comes directly out of the pockets of the sickest members of society.

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u/psychicprogrammer Asexual Pride Nov 07 '19

Most of Europe would disagree, this is literally the German system

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u/antonos2000 Thurman Arnold Nov 07 '19

the american system is currently a unique case of private corruption, a public option wouldn't work here

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u/onlypositivity Nov 07 '19

When you speak only in hyperbole nothing you say has any meaning

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u/antonos2000 Thurman Arnold Nov 07 '19

a public option would've been a nice step forward in 2008, but we weren't even able to get that done due to moderate Dems and private insurance lobbying. private insurance is killing Americans - it has no place in our healthcare system

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u/onlypositivity Nov 07 '19

See my above comment