It’s state-run health care. Funded by tax money and not for profit. It’s literally socialism.
You realize if the government provided housing, the issue would be fixed, right? The answer is more support, not less. Help people, not harm them.
It’s not that hard, is it?
Killing yourself isn’t healthcare, but further:
Socialism is the workers owning the means of production, this is the government doing stuff. Poorly, and cruely.
A fundamental criticism of socialists towards social democracy is that it relies so heavily on welfare programs precisely because it puts workers at the mercy of uncaring government run and corporate approved machinery.
Killing yourself is apparently healthcare in canada
LOL, I’d take state run health care 6 days a week and twice on sunday over the LITERAL HELLSCAPE we get in the US.
it’s literally socialism! GASP! Like firefighters and police and the military… this isn’t the scary bugaboo you think it is.
Dude, you can’t:
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Say the US healthcare system is worse than Canada’s
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Blame private interest for this being the case
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Then use Canada’s public healthcare system doing something awful, as an example to prove this.
Blaming something bad that Canada’s healthcare system is doing on “late stage capitalism” is completely backwards.
The health care system is using a hammer to put in a screw, because it’s all they’ve got in the face of a housing crisis.
In other words, this woman is dying a senseless death but it’s not the health care system that did this.
Dude, you can’t:
here comes the straw man lol
- Say the US healthcare system is worse than Canada’s
it is, obviously, especially when you consider how few actually have access to healthcare and the millions that are bankrupted by US healthcare
- Blame private interest for this being the case
it’s literally an unnecessary middle man. you’re advocating for enriching private insurance companies with HUGE margins while they ghoulishly deny their customers life saving care.
- Then use Canada’s public healthcare system doing something awful, as an example to prove this.
you advocated for privatizing it. pfft.
No dude, all I said was the title of the original post was clearly absurd.
Who’s blaming Canadian Healthcare exactly? I think you read this post entirely wrong.
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“no, you can’t have a place to live that doesn’t make you want to die. Ugh fine you can go kill yourself just do it where we don’t have to see you poors”
“We’re sorry, but it’s against the law to jump off this bridge. A tourist might see you and we wouldn’t want that.”
