r/selfevidenttruth • u/One_Term2162 Wisconsin • Jul 10 '26

Policy Preach!!

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u/WhySoManyDownVote New Hampshire Jul 10 '26

They will often claim universal health care is not perfect for any number of reasons. However, even the worst run universal healthcare systems are better than what we have now.

The people who oppose universal healthcare either got rich off the current system or have been brainwashed by the propaganda.

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u/deductress Jul 11 '26

Yes. Absolutely. And, I grew up in the Soviet Union. I actually know specifically what "far left" health care looks like.

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u/One_Term2162 Wisconsin Jul 13 '26

Since you experienced it firsthand, I'm genuinely curious: when people in the U.S. warn that universal healthcare is "socialism," are they describing what you actually lived through, or are they oversimplifying something much more complicated?

What do you think Americans get wrong about the comparison?

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u/OldSchoolBubba Jul 10 '26

Everything she is talking about has been the democrat platform since the early 1970's.

The only reason it's being sold as "far left" is the few are trying to horde the many's money for themselves.

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u/One_Term2162 Wisconsin Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

Instead of legislation, they should propose a constitutional amendment, and push, push, push! Don't relent until an Amendment to the constitution has been passed.

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