then do you agree that it's not greed to want to keep the money you earn

This post was edited by majorblood on Sep 23 2017 05:48am

False equivalency fallacy. Better luck next time.

Lol

Depends to what extent you have the desire, to what need there is around you, and how it was earned.




Quoting fallacies is below even high school rhetoric. Especially when you clearly can't apply the knowledge.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Sep 23 2017 12:11pm

That's impossible the have universal healthcare..

Ow wait, that's actually capitalism

There's a mandatory minimum payment to be involved. Its the same as a capitalist market but the prices are higher.

It's actually considered capitalism in a sense that they have reduced health care costs / citizen, through it. Creating more economic freedom and possibilities.

/e: Laissez-faire type of capitalism doesn't seem to work well in health care. You can look at how my country changed towards a more controlled free market health care system in 2006. I looks pretty genius if you look at the concept. Yet the free market component is not giving better care and prices have gone up.

This post was edited by Knaapie on Sep 23 2017 12:42pm

Low price free market systems stopped existing after the 1960s with the introduction of medicare welfare state systems.