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- luckyorphan0
I'm a tad confused by something I see deathboy repeating from time to time. You seem to suggest that health care is not a right.
While you are correct that it is not a codified right in the Constitution, there are many examples of national, state and local gov't making rights for its citizens.
As far as I am concerned, good health should be a right. And the only way to achieve that is through good health care.
Care to weigh in db?
- ...not to change the subject.luckyorphan
- those other "rights" doesnt justify healthcare. only hting that can jsutify it is by how u declare it a right********
- hell if majority rule declares soemthign a right then anything can be a right. which calls for what is a right********
- id like good health to be a right but that is impossible by nature********
- unless of course a certain portion gives forcefully give up property rights. id declare healthcare as a privilege********
- In a way, you're right, but it is clearly within the public interest to designate health care as a right.luckyorphan
- i'll call it a privilege. and it is in ppls interest to get as many privileges as possible********
- bums me out when people blindly declare whatever they want as a right.********