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wintermute_oregon@lemm.ee 6 months agoI’ve always supported at least some level of a tax paid system. It’s never been a change for me. For profit doesn’t always mean government owners. It can be non-profits or other solutions. I just don’t think profit should be the core of the medical system due to inelastic demand.
Swedish studies have as high of a debt load leaving college as Americans. So free isn’t free.
In Germany only 33% of the population has a degrees. America it’s 54%. Previously Germany was about 24%. So if you are willing to allow only 24% of people to have degrees then sure, I’d support free education. That would sharply limit the supply.
Bongo_Stryker@lemmy.ca 6 months ago
I agree with you, comrade.
Well I happen to believe that anything Germany can do, America can do better. We put man on the moon, did Germany do that? Why, I bet with a little American ingenuity and determination, we could get up to 60% of Americans to have degrees in gender studies.
wintermute_oregon@lemm.ee 6 months ago
The founding fathers supported government healthcare.
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Not sure if that was meant as sarcasm but the Nazis did. It was German rocket engineers who got us to the moon.