Communist fucking Jews running America, prepare for the pain because it’s gonna get worse

@avebabe

Appeal to Etymology, the etymology of a word has no bearing on the position of one who uses the word; if anything, I should simply purport to be a progressive here. I could just as easily call myself a ‘happinessist’ and say that if you support the state, you are against happiness; this is, of course, fallacious.

@avebabe

You’re making the assumption that regulation substantially lowers prices. The reality is that regulations reduce competition by creating barriers to entry, giving the paucity of remaining healthcare companies the capability to raise prices without worrying as much about competing businesses undercutting them. In the system I advocate, if a company stopped caring about increasing profits and raised their prices, they’d lose all of their customers to competitors who charged less.

So what you’re saying is that we should eliminate regulation so that all insurance companies will be making so much money, they wont have any incentive to be penny pinchers which will drive down prices..

Keeping the healthcare system as a business incentive merely keeps America’s health (or lack of) a loss of ‘profit’. Socialized Medicine is just promising the right for treatment unanimously.

I’d like to add that the primary reason for which I advocate free markets (and consequently, anarchy) is not the utilitarian justifications which I give here, but it is the argument that taxation is theft. Since the universal healthcare system (AND the fascist American model) is funded via taxation, i.e. theft, I reject it.

We’ve pretty much become a country who has become comfortable telling the needy to fuck off. The entire metropolitan of where I live is a reflection of it

@avebabe

It’s fallacious to argue that we should adopt a system because all other industrialized countries have it (specifically, the Ad Populum fallacy). While socialized medicine is probably better than the American system, which is essentially fascist, a free market system is greatly superior to the socialized model, and worked well before the 60′s, when the corporations bought the politicians, and the system.

P.S. I’m not a republican, nor am I a democrat, I’m an anarchist.

Should food and clothing be fundamental? How about housing? If healthcare is fundamental shouldn’t these things be as well? No, because we live in society where work and effort give way to progress, income and stability. More people have been helped through the charity of the free market than ever were helped through any form of socialized government.