Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Paul Ryan: We're Gonna Cut Entitlements To Tackle The Deficit!" video.
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Andrew Mildenberg, I criticize republicans a lot. However, these days democrats are radicals. And on this channel Kyle and his fans are radicals. I am giving a moderate approach here, not defending republicans.
"One, entitlement programs ARE NOT WELFARE. Entitlement programs are things you EARN by WORKING. "
I earned money while working. Why should the government tax it now only to give it back to me later if I happen to reach the age of 65?
"Social security is paid into throughout the entirety of your working adult life, you are OWED that money."
Or they can let me keep it, ever thought of that as an argument?
"Two, Welfare programs ARE NOT the biggest part of our budget"
Actually it is. SS, medicare, unemployment, etc. make up around 60% of our budget.
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Jordan, I have on numerous occasions shown where Kyle is flat out wrong. One example is in healthcare where Kyle said there is not debate which is wrong. Professors still research the issue constantly and it is highly debatable if universal healthcare is the best option. And if it is how do you implement it? Kyle also said that no one in other countries die while waiting for "elective" care when that is 100% wrong, and I have references to prove it.
On this point SS and Medicare are losing money,period. We need to reform it. Reform does not necessarily mean cut, but we need to reform it. Even far leftists like Bernie Sanders agree we need to reform it, he just wants to go the other way.
On the tax cuts the republicans pass, you cannot say it will add deficit as any projections are based on current economic growth. If you cut taxes and the economy boom you do not have a deficit. On a simple term say you have economic growth of 2%, and you cut taxes in half and the economy now grows at 4%, economic growth has doubled after cutting taxes in half, thus you have a net gain and loss of zero.
Kyle went on a rant about donors where I got bored as he just rambles crap. But Kyle did mention about how sly republicans are but he is a hardcore Bernie supporter. Bernie was saying in all of 2016 he was going to give people healthcare and education, but was going to only raise taxes on the rich. It took over a year and a debate against Cruz for him to finally admit he will have to raise everyone's taxes. Bernie was flat out lying all of 2016. Kyle never brings that up.
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Daniel Pierik, I never heard of Razorfist until that debate. Crowder gets over 100,000 views a show, and Shapiro is very well known nation wide. Kyle just passes them off as "idiots" and "stupid" when if they are that unqualified then he should have no issue debating them. So why is he avoiding them? Also, I will challenge you, point to me where Crowder and Shapiro are wrong, why?
As for Kyle he was factually wrong. Near the beginning he said that no one died in other countries on waiting lists as they ration based on need. And that anyone with a critical issue gets seen quickly. That is 100% wrong. In Canada people die on waiting lists for what are considered "elective" heart surgery. Read the paper
"True versus reported waiting times for valvular aortic stenosis surgery"
There is a peer reviewed paper that shows Kyle is wrong. People are dying on waiting lists. Kyle hardly cited anything. The only study he cited on that issue was that Harvard study of the 45,000 a year that die which was countered by another Harvard professor. The counter argument is this, those 45,000 are poor to begin with and there is a correlation of bad health and being poor. There are higher rates of obesity, type II diabetes and smoking with the poor. So the question becomes do they die because of lack of access or due to being in bad health to begin with? It comes down to correlation does not equal causation. 45,000 is 0.01% of the population, a very small fraction of the overall population. Having an accurate assessment on why they died is extremely difficult.
On top of that every system has shortcomings, as Razorfist said no country has this magic wand to solve everything. Kyle claims they did however, as studies have shown, people do die due to shortcomings in their healthcare systems. No system is ideal, period. The US does many things well in healthcare that Kyle ignores to push his propaganda. He will ignore actual studies in order to push his propaganda. Someone like Crowder and Shapiro will give counter arguments with studies making Kyle look like a fool. That is why Kyle refuses to debate them, he is scared.
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