Do we have a moral obligation to provide health insurance to everyone in America?
Responses
marjorieannnash_325516
Of course we have a moral obligation to provide health to everyone in the United States; health care should be a right rather than a privilege that only some income levels can afford. As such, it should be paid for with an increase in taxes on higher-income individuals/families/corporations.
Posted
May 15, 2018
Ross Duncan
You realize that even by the way you frame this as a question you rhetorically beg the question and lead the reader to think they came up with your prompt on their own, right? Of course you do, you‘re a clever guy.
Seriously?!? Let me turn it around... who are you going to let die a preventative death because they we’re born rich enough? Who? My friend? My elderly mother? My buddy’s sick kid? Your friend? Your mom? Oh wait... it probably won’t be your mom, will it now?
Posted
May 18, 2018
gataguillen_107011
We are not a third world country. We can afford for every citizen to be healthy and fed. It's a matter of priorities.
Responses
Of course we have a moral obligation to provide health to everyone in the United States; health care should be a right rather than a privilege that only some income levels can afford. As such, it should be paid for with an increase in taxes on higher-income individuals/families/corporations.
You realize that even by the way you frame this as a question you rhetorically beg the question and lead the reader to think they came up with your prompt on their own, right? Of course you do, you‘re a clever guy.
Seriously?!? Let me turn it around... who are you going to let die a preventative death because they we’re born rich enough? Who? My friend? My elderly mother? My buddy’s sick kid? Your friend? Your mom? Oh wait... it probably won’t be your mom, will it now?
We are not a third world country. We can afford for every citizen to be healthy and fed. It's a matter of priorities.