Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "Andrew Yang Backpedals from Medicare for All" video.

  1.  @CT-fh1cq  there's no such thing as Obamacare for all. They pay for some depending on how much you make. And every year you make more, the less they give. And you have to lower the quality of the plan or pay more. And employer insurance is plagued. It's flawed. And it's immoral to have to rely on it. The employer can take it away or change terms. And it's tied to a job which limits mobility. I use the ACA and I went through the experience. And my small employer paying for insurance would be a burden on them.
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  2. Sounds worst but I don't think it will by what his base is saying in the comments. They were just a bunch of libertarians who didn't want m4a
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  3. Yang is not better on anything than any candidate except on the giving money away. Now he's worst than Biden.
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  4. All he did was bring it to a big stage. Canada experimented with ubi before he ran. I saw a news or doc about it. I don't like his democracy dollars idea because public funded elections sounds better to me.
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  5.  @winterburden  you went conspiracy nut. It's just an objectively better way to do so. And every other country realized that decades ago
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  6. So you don't judge people by substance. If someone wanted to vote young, Tulsi or buttigieg even, would be better candidates than yang at this point. Well I don't believe buttigieg
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  7.  @YeeLeeHaw  we have no idea what ubi would do because it's never been implemented in a vast scale beyond social security. Which still sees some old folks needing to work. But you're right about the VAT tax. Lots of Europe countries use it. I'm whatever on it. It's not an issue. But what is immediately useful, has been successfully rolled out, and those same countries have is some sort of universal health program. UBI is not the major solution yangs supporters think it is. It s a money hungry thought process. Nor does it have to be yang to implement it.
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  8. I'm not a progressive or lefty. But this shows yang gang have been a bunch of libertarian types. Look at any country that does it. There's nothing complicated about it. It would actually be more streamlined.
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  9.  @makelvin  Biden also said he'd do that and a public option. Yang's a compromise half step. And yangs using the appeal of Bernie's policy, so yang us using it wrong because he doesn't have a plan in place to get to universal coverage.
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  10. I still support Tulsi as a voice for peace and calling out war. No one's perfect but she has the second best health care plan from what I know of it. It's still universal. And immediate.
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  11. That's a shit point. He doesn't even have a proposed way. And hes taking the smallest step to it
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  12. That argument would only make sense if we didn't have 30 other countries who've had it for decades and make less than the u.s does And that we already spend the same amount now to do it and would actually spend less over time with it
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  13. They were all on it. And they'll get on it again when he's elected.
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  14. Tulsi's would be more like that. Yang's is a smaller step than Biden.
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