Comments by "Nathan Levesque" (@nathanlevesque7812) on "Toronto Star Smears Alberta Workers In Propaganda Piece For Cargill" video.

@adeline rojas It's far more affordable.
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@adeline rojas Medical bankruptcy is the most common form of bankruptcy. Most Americans in need of healthcare delay access or live without it because of the cost. There are far more than two reasons the USA is not affordable compared to countries like Denmark. You should count yourself lucky if only one of them has impacted you personally.
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@adeline rojas Why should you value compassion? Why should you support the implementation of public services that provide a net benefit to you and everyone else in society? Gee, I dunno. Maybe try reading a book.
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@tommyboym6563 Do more to the world sure, but not anything better
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@tommyboym6563 No free exchange in a system designed around coercion, i.e the markets that have always existed.
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@tommyboym6563 Better off without all of them yes...though the human beings that are billionaires now would still exist--as people who are not billionaires. Which is clearly indicated by your next question, to which I say--you are misunderstanding the relationship of billionaires to governments. Billionaires only exist because governments hand billions to them. Taxing the rich isn't a response to wealth creation. It's a response to theft. Not a single one has higher net revenue, than the amount that they steal from governments--and the people those governments are supposed to represent. "Surely you can acknowledge..." That's your dogma. It's not based on anything. On the other hand, there isn't a single private healthcare system that is more efficient that a universal healthcare system. Charities can't even provide anything that we would call a healthcare system. Your economic ideology is based entirely in faith.
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