Universal Health Care is a right.

I don't know why you want to keep insisting on letting homeless children die of terminal diseases just to keep your stupid health insurance systems up and running. Canada has an awesome single payer system that helps its people out to a wonderful degree so all this "iT dOeSn'T wOrK" is pure BS. Social democracy is the way.

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ViciDraco · 41-45, M

I do not like classifying services that others need to provide as rights. But I do look at it from a social investment angle and universal healthcare appears to be an amazingly good investment. Health and happiness of citizenry should be a government's top priority and the function that economies are meant to serve. If that isn't happening, then the economy is warped and broken. Universal healthcare plugs directly into the health component and also reduces the stress of worrying about the cost of medical care if something does go wrong. It's a no brainer if you want a vibrant, productive society.