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Old 08-31-2009, 06:20 PM   #71
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I think, to be honest, the reaction you're going to get from anyone living in Western Europe is "why on Earth are you even talking about this - healthcare is a fundamental human right". For most of us, the idea that a government would not provide healthcare for its citizens is just bizarre . It really is a pretty deep-seated cultural difference between Europe and the US.
First time posting in this forum but you got me curious over this. How is healthcare a human right? Healthcare cost money and if the government is paying for it, that means they're taking it from forcefully from the people. So how can something be a right if it requires theft?

BTW: I'm an intensely philosophically oriented person, I know my own beliefs and why I believe them but I really never understood why the collectivist believes in the things they do, only that they do.
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