Re:Life Expectancy in Europe Compared to the US
by hiAndrewQuinn on Friday June 27, 2025 @11:16AM
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That isn't actually the argument I'm making, but for what it's worth that's both false and begging the question. A government can choose to stop implementing universal healthcare, just like it can choose to implement it.
Re:Life Expectancy in Europe Compared to the US
by throwaway290 on Friday June 27, 2025 @11:29AM
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What is false in what I wrote can you be specific? Thanks
> government can choose to stop implementing universal healthcare, just like it can choose to implement it.
FYI in a democracy it doesn't really work like that
Re:Life Expectancy in Europe Compared to the US
by hiAndrewQuinn on Saturday June 28, 2025 @05:47PM
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This exchange is going nowhere. Safe travels.
I mean a government that already chose to implement free healthcare. THEN it is cheaper for them to keep people healthy.
Of course it would be cheapest to not care at all. But if you already locked into caring then it is cheaper to prevent than to treat