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end human trafficking!!!

America, it is time for us to put an end to human trafficking once and for all.

On January 1, 1863, one of our greatest presidents—Abraham Lincoln—issued the Emancipation Proclamation. It wasn’t easy. In fact, it was incredibly difficult. But he did it. He paid the price, yet he did not waver—because he understood that if we were to be a truly free nation, we must ensure that all people are free.

So with that said, ladies and gentlemen: as long as human trafficking continues, none of us are truly free.

How do we do it?

First, better healthcare. We need stronger healthcare systems across the board for many reasons, but in this case, a significant portion must be directed toward helping victims of human trafficking. That means protecting their identities so they feel safe, and providing them with real support—free therapy, access to human services, and long-term care to help them rebuild their lives.

At the same time, as we protect the victims, we must never protect the perpetrators. They should be swiftly brought to justice, immediately imprisoned, and face severe consequences for their actions.
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:) you lost me when you put healthcare as the first step to ending human trafficking.

What I think you are trying to say is that Communism is the solution to all human misery.

You might also read the Emancipation Proclamation. Lincoln didn't free all the slaves, just some of them.
1930sfan · 26-30, M
@Heartlander I'm not a communist every country outside of the US has Healthcare
@1930sfan

Universal health care in the US is hampered by Democrats demanding that it be paid for by shifting the cost to people with more money and not by managing the cost itself.

I'm not against universal health care, I'm against using it as a wealth transfer process. The more they shift the cost the greater the number of people that need government assistance in paying for it. Those Americans struggling with the cost of health care aren't the poor who get it free, but the middle class Americans who are forced to pay for not only their own but for those who are getting it free.

Beyond that, I fail to see the connection between health care and human trafficking.