Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Howard Schitz Incoherently Babbles About Healthcare" video.

  1.  @miguelzurita3216  , there are arguments to be made there. I actually support some level of government. How much depends on the situation of that local community. I can see a public option being one. I lived in a small town where a doctor there created a clinic where anyone who received a sports related injury received care at a very low priced. It saved my family a lot when I hurt my knee in football. That was our community. I don't expect that to be the norm though. That is why I want this issue handled locally.
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  2. Still better than someone like Bernie or AOC. At least he understand the complexity of healthcare.
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  3.  @davidking2835  , it is not trolling. It is ironic that people rip on his answer but support Bernie and AOC when they just cry for Medicare for all as if it is that easy.
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  4.  @KepShep , culture has a lot in how those programs are ran. To give a simple example look up "Hofstede dimensions" and how that is looked at with businesses. Every nation has different cultures and that dictate how the society runs including healthcare. Next, that 45,000 number has been countered in many ways. One, what do you have to compare that to? People die in every nation due to lack of healthcare. For example, up to 7000 people die a year in Australia while waiting for "elective" surgery where "elective" surgery can include neurosurgery.   What study from other countries do you have to compare that to? Nothing, so that makes it an empty stat. It is like this. I pay $760 a month in rent, based on that alone tell me if you think I am paying too much, or if I am getting a good deal. Next, those 45,000 are poor and bad health is associated with being poor to begin with. As Prof. Katherine Baicker stated the issue becomes do they die due to lack of access or due to being in bad health to begin with? As she shown in her Oregon study even with people having access to healthcare people still had bad physical health due to poor lifestyle choices. There are higher rates of obesity and smoking with the poor. Also, people in that condition have man healthcare complexes so even if you give them healthcare how much longer will they live? In the book "Being Mortal" the author there describes how people look to modern medicine to live another 5 or 10 years but maybe live another 5 or 10 months. So even if they receive access and live 5 more months in agony while costing people a bunch of money, was that a success? I encourage you to read up on healthcare more and not just throw numbers out there if you are going have a strong opinion on healthcare.
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  5.  C W  , again, you admitted you are a child. Let us adults have a conversation. Enjoy school tomorrow.
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  6. Kyle pretty much has that intelligence. Noticed how he has not done a video on AOC's green new deal and how much of a mess it is?
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  7.  @nostrum8  , this is a kids channel to be honest. They are the same people who support AOC who is pretty much a child himself. Listen to Kyle, his videos are summed up like this "My ideas are popular, and if you don't support them it is because you are corrupt"
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  8. ​ @KepShep  , uh, the US does have healthcare.
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  9.  @KepShep  , no country provides healthcare to everyone unless they are very small and very rich, like Luxembourg.
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  10.  @Seychelles-10.  , why not?
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  11.  C W  , so Cuba has a good system? Really? Also, again, you are a child.
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  12.  @KepShep  , it isn't that easy. You are literally saying that everyone is the same so all we have to do is scale it up. You are forgetting this little thing called culture. The culture is different. The US is far more diverse than Canada. Also, it is arguable if Canada has a strong system. People have died in Canada on waiting lists waiting for "elective" heart surgery.
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  13.  @robertpresley1503  , I provide a counter argument to far leftists to engage in a civil, and intelligent debate. If you want to live in an echo chamber than fine.
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  14.  @miguelzurita3216  , at the state and local level i would. I support a free market system with local communities, such as charities or a public option, filling in the gaps.
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  15.  @Reza-hz1ce  , France has around 80 million. We have over 320 million. Not nearly as diverse as us
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  16.  C W  , saying other countries have universal healthcare is far from an intellectual argument. It is ignoring a plethora of variables and the shortcomings they have. I have yet to see you come up with an intellectual argument
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  17.  @shadrockganjahnetics4437  , Medicare for all is not cheaper
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  18.  @anticorncob6  , how is Trump a child or uncivil?
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  19.  C W  , I stated that no nation, unless they have a small population and are rich, covers everyone. If you want to have a discussion you have to keep up.
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  20.  C W  "no country provides healthcare to everyone unless they are very small and very rich, like Luxembourg. " My quote exactly. Again, try to keep up.
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  21.  @samzen9031  , because the political left is radical these days. The left has good ideas, but they are right now radicals and refuse to listen to the other side. Just look at Kyle. I am still waiting for his GND video on AOC. AOC looked like a fool there and Kyle cannot even be honest about it.
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  22.  @samzen9031  , Dems should go to the center. McCaskill lost in MO because 1. She pushed for strong gun reform 2. MO was sick of her to begin with. If it weren't for Todd Aiken's comment she would have lost in 2012.
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  23.  @samzen9031  , the democrats are radicals, that is why Trump was elected. The democrats have no desire to actually listen to the other side an as such most independents are no longer voting for them.
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  24.  @samzen9031  , how did they try to compromise with Republicans? They had close door meetings in trying to pass Obamacare. Trump was elected because the democrats lost touch with the common person. Look at the candidates. Clinton had no desire to rally at swing states to reach out to the common man, and Bernie has zero desire to listen to the other side. When pressed on the issue Bernie just went on his talking point rant. Look at how he treated that hair salon owner from Fort Worth, TX. The majority don't want Medicare for all, face reality.
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  25. To Kyle it is Medicare for all or bust. There is no middle ground for him.
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  26. You are. The bill makes it illegal
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  27. He isn't wrong. Actually, his answer was one of better answers from the left. Of course Kyle wouldn't like that answer because he does not understand healthcare.
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  28. Still no GND video........
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  29. But it needs to be brought up. People are looking at the extremes as opposed to something in the middle
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  30. Kind of like Bernie did.
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  31.  @youandyourmusic  , exactly. Plus, the cops gave them the option to leave.
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  32. @Danny J. , we should progress towards those goals, not force it.
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