America Needs Some Repairs. Here’s Where to Start.

[jacksonsprat22]

This weekend we celebrate the creation of the United States, though that project remains substantially incomplete. This year of crises has underscored the distance between the lofty rhetoric of our founding documents and the persistent inequalities of American life. This nation began as a set of promises that it has yet to keep.


Americans also need better health care. The United States spends a larger share of its annual income on health care than other developed nations, yet Americans suffer the worst health outcomes of any wealthy nation. That’s not a good deal.

Other countries use a variety of systems to achieve better results, but those systems have two things in common: Everyone is covered, and the government seeks to hold down the cost of care.


https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/02/o...gtype=Homepage

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This weekend we celebrate the creation of the United States, though that project remains substantially incomplete. This year of crises has underscored the distance between the lofty rhetoric of our founding documents and the persistent inequalities of American life. This nation began as a set of promises that it has yet to keep.

What inequalities hack? NO ONE in this country is prevented from becoming prosperous or successful. The only thing holding losers like you back are yourselves and your own laziness.

Americans also need better health care.

How do we not have the best health care in the world leftist hack? You don't get better care by nationalizing it and placing it in the hands of faceless bureaucrats. This is the rhetoric of the uneducated and stupid.

The United States spends a larger share of its annual income on health care than other developed nations, yet Americans suffer the worst health outcomes of any wealthy nation. That’s not a good deal.

That is because we are a sue happy nation and do not manage our healthcare by LIMITING access and making it hard to get care. Socialized systems manage their costs by creating shortages, long wait times and not having sufficient R & D to create breakthroughs in care.

Other countries use a variety of systems to achieve better results, but those systems have two things in common: Everyone is covered, and the government seeks to hold down the cost of care.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/02/o...gtype=Homepage

NYT's???? Hahahahahahaha. No snowflake, other countries have shitty systems that are far more costly when you consider their taxation rates, the lack of services and the long wait times for even the most basic care.

Stop reading the bullshit from the NYT's; they are making you look stupid.

[jacksonsprat22]

Government for the People

America’s economic crisis is rooted in a political crisis: A government that has privileged the interests of the wealthy over the welfare of the majority.

The need for change is clear, and many of these proposals enjoy broad support. For example, the Pew Research Center reports that two-thirds of Americans favor a $15 minimum wage.

Yet the federal minimum wage remains at $7.25 an hour.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/02/o...gtype=Homepage

[Nordberg]

Our disastrous healthcare system has been ignored because huge corporations make incredible profits off it. Countries with universal care are recovering much more quickly. Brazil has a leader most like ours, and they are exploding up the Corona charts.

[jacksonsprat22]

Our disastrous healthcare system has been ignored because huge corporations make incredible profits off it. Countries with universal care are recovering much more quickly. Brazil has a leader most like ours, and they are exploding up the Corona charts.

Don't want to spend hundreds of dollars on a coronavirus test? No problem, be a spreader.

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America is dead, has been since 2001. Just took a couple decades to realize it.

[jacksonsprat22]

America is dead, has been since 2001. Just took a couple decades to realize it.

Time for rebirth

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Time for rebirth

You can't remake something, especially when you don't want to use the same tools and materials.

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Government for the People

America’s economic crisis is rooted in a political crisis: A government that has privileged the interests of the wealthy over the welfare of the majority.

The need for change is clear, and many of these proposals enjoy broad support. For example, the Pew Research Center reports that two-thirds of Americans favor a $15 minimum wage.

Yet the federal minimum wage remains at $7.25 an hour.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/02/o...gtype=Homepage

What a massive pile of Marxist BILE.

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Our disastrous healthcare system has been ignored because huge corporations make incredible profits off it. Countries with universal care are recovering much more quickly. Brazil has a leader most like ours, and they are exploding up the Corona charts.

STFU you pathetic low IQ moron.

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America is dead, has been since 2001. Just took a couple decades to realize it.

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Time for rebirth

Time for you to get an education.

If America is so terrible for you Marxist Fascistic goons, why stay? MOVE!! I'll even help idiots like you pack.

[jacksonsprat22]

You can't remake something, especially when you don't want to use the same tools and materials.

Yes.

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Pretending otherwise only hurts yourself.

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Yes.

Yes what you stupid fucking Boomer?