Capturing the Moral High Ground Part 1/3 Why Only Private Health Care is Moral by Yaron Brook

[addyr100]

i like brooke he is smart 

[hyperseauton]

"Heelth caare is noot a riight" Gee, what country is Brooke from? Russia like Rand?

[dduppie]

@hyperseauton Israel

[cmunce]

@hyperseauton how can health care be a right? Explain how that is fair, and try to leave out forcing people to provide for others. (Hint: it can't be done.)

[SomeUsefulIdiot]

@hyperseauton

Israel

[inachu]

Moral high ground?

Star Trek was created by a neocon jews future vision but for all those episodes espousing moral high ground its funny for any moral lesson taught are the exact ones violated by Israel.

[MrChirpsky]

We have the best and most innovative health care in the world? Why then are American's so unhealthy? Simple, the health care industry exists to make money, not to provide health. We the people subsidize nothing. The leaches of insurance and toxic pharmaceutical firms are, with US backed global intervention, making huge profits everywhere. (And most of the real innovations and medications have been around for over 50 years -products of University Scientists working in labs paid for by our taxes!)

[al2i]

Of course freedom is the moral high ground. There is no action of force by government between health care providers and their clients that has been moral: force evil, and has immensely damaged the de3livery of health care in our society. Unfortunately, the evil of government force has been taught as a moral good by millions of government teachers to tens of millions of students for decades now, and the mainstream debate is now horribly distorted.

[l3mu3lhu3r]

Hooray! On to part 2!

[iskeen]

Yaron Brook is getting better and better at clearly and compellingly presenting the important moral issues facing us. Thank you, Yaron

[legendre007]

I'm glad Yaron Brook is here to explain the nature of the philosophic conflict. :-)