Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Not All Students Are Woke Socialists" video.

@Hunterchuck Why would I want to? If I wanted to live under that system I could simply move there. The Nordic model would not work in other countries as it does there. They're completely different economies driven by completely different things. Different available resources, different cultures, different wants and needs. A system tailored to the people and things available in an area can't just be plopped into an area that's completely different.
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@oleonard7319 "Other countries have socialized healthcare that works much better than ours". False. If that was true, people from those countries wouldn't travel to the US to receive treatment and they do all the time. The US provides the overwhelming majority of the world's medical research which is paid for by the costs. Those types of healthcare systems are fine if you're relatively healthy, but they're terrible for those with rare diseases and sicknesses. 500,000 die under those systems a year waiting on heart surgery alone. They only purchase medicines to treat the most common conditions, so if have a rare one that requires special medications they won't be available to you. An example is adrenal insufficiency. It's rare. While the steroids to treat it are available as they're common medications used for the treatment of many things including infections that's available. However an emergency injection kit is also required to prevent what's called a crisis that occurs when the body gets stressed and requires a large dose to prevent a coma and organ failure. They are not available in those countries because it's not cost effective for the government to purchase them for such a small number of people. They won't get a big discount because there's no need for a large purchase so they simply don't purchase them. I have no problem getting one in the US. I have experienced Canadian and US healthcare as I've given birth in both countries. I used a government hospital in Canada. Both were high risk pregnancies. I recieved far superior care in the US than in Canada and my care in the US was free because I was on Medicaid.
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@yoshisaidit7250 The problem with your arguments for a single world government is you're forcing people to live how you think is right to live regardless of what they want. You claim individual freedom is important while simultaneously saying it's good to deny it to certain groups. There's a reason why over 90% of Afgans want to live under Muslim law, but you'd deny them that ability because it doesn't fit your ideals. Most of the world lives in a homogeneous country, not multi ethnic or multicultural. They want to protect those things which is their right as individuals and as a group. You'd deny them that because it doesn't fit in with your philosophy which is the opposite of the freedom you claim to support. Edit: You're entire argument is based on what's best and more convenient for you " no more having to show papers to travel" with zero regard to what's in the best interest of anyone outside your viewpoint yet claim to want to free people from tyranny as you'd impose it. You're idea of utopia is another person's idea of hell on Earth.
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