Is free healthcare a human right?

[stock07]

I asked the same about X-Files being Canadian and living in Canada. Why does he care what we do? He's ignoring me.

NO...Xfiles told you he was a US citizen...

You were wrong again pussy boy...

 

[soli]

no...xfiles told you he was a us citizen...

you were wrong again pussy boy...

lol

 

[sportsm60]

"Is free healthcare a human right?"

Nothing is free in this world, someone is paying for it.

So, let's reword the question.

Should the people that have money be forced to pay for healthcare for every single person that does not?

And, while we're at it.. might as well put "free dentistry" and "free chiropractics" and "free mental health counseling" in there...

No wonder, illegals are streaming across our borders, because libtards have all kinds of "free" stuff for them when they get here,
all they have to do is vote Democrat!

This is 100% true. All the illegals need to go now!

 

[SheriffJoe]

"free healthcare" = you have a right to die waiting

 

[jaws2357]

No

 

[MrBetitall]

Actually Canadians have the best of all worlds. They have totally free, universal healthcare (save for a small monthly OHIP fee) when they want it, but can easily head to the USA when they want to pay to skip the line. Americans are trapped in an expensive, unworkable system that leaves 10's of millions with no access to basic healthcare. Growing up in northern Vermont I got a taste of all of this first hand

 

[Bruins4Life]

"free healthcare" = you have a right to die waiting

Interesting chart.
I have had at least 4 MRIs. Longest wait was 40 days. Shortest was 10.
Had 2 knee surgeries. 2 month wait each time.

 

[Seymour]

Actually Canadians have the best of all worlds. They have totally free, universal healthcare (save for a small monthly OHIP fee) when they want it, but can easily head to the USA when they want to pay to skip the line. Americans are trapped in an expensive, unworkable system that leaves 10's of millions with no access to basic healthcare. Growing up in northern Vermont I got a taste of all of this first hand

Nope, you ever grew up in Northern Vermont - that's fake news - there is no first hand

 

[NFLTrends]

Healthcare in todays world has 3 options, and no matter what you do, you can only choose 2 out of the 3.

1. Affordability
2. Accessibility to care
3. Quality

The US has #2 and #3... So which one are you going to give up to get #1?

 

[phdinsports]

Actually Canadians have the best of all worlds. They have totally free, universal healthcare (save for a small monthly OHIP fee) when they want it, but can easily head to the USA when they want to pay to skip the line. Americans are trapped in an expensive, unworkable system that leaves 10's of millions with no access to basic healthcare. Growing up in northern Vermont I got a taste of all of this first hand

Jeez you're so wrong I don't even know where to begin!!!

 

[seldomseen]

If you're making a point against public healthcare I would choose Canada too.

 

[phdinsports]

Interesting chart.
I have had at least 4 MRIs. Longest wait was 40 days. Shortest was 10.
Had 2 knee surgeries. 2 month wait each time.

Waited 5 months for my MRI. Now it's canceled. Where did you go for your surgeries?

 

[Willie99]

Freedom is the only "human right", everything else is a privilege

Good thing for these guys that are so misinformed and think stuff like cell phones are a human right, good thing they live in a pampered civilization willing to carry their stupid assess

Imagine them trying to survive anywhere else? or even 60 years ago?

 

[StevieRay]

Waited 5 months for my MRI. Now it's canceled. Where did you go for your surgeries?

My MRI’s were postponed until the Rona clears also

 

[cybersharp]

No, it's not.

 

[MrBetitall]

Waited 5 months for my MRI. Now it's canceled. Where did you go for your surgeries?

Should have come to Europe, no five month waits here!!