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by notch656a
1625 days ago
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The provision is anyone who wants to consent to a pact to communally benefit from a cooperative effort can do so. This takes many forms, it could be co-op (kind of like a farmer's co-op as often found in rural US at least where farmers all chip in to buy goods and then divide), charity, insurance, or really any consensual arrangement you can come up with. Or some people may prefer for-profit enterprise. Public should not have a monopoly. NHS would not exist. It is an institution of violence, funded coercively. |
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Goodness, what a weird thing to say. It is Britian's most-loved institution.
I've never met anyone in Britain that disapproves of the NHS. We were all born in the NHS, doctors visited us as children when we got chicken pox, and the whole thing was organised so as to provide the best response they could to the public's needs. Village hospitals, visiting midwives, comprehensive GP service.
We were never asked to pay.
So are you seriously advocating a "system" where all services are provided by private businesses that are free to withdraw services at any time? Where different services (IC, CT scan, MRI, ENT, surgery) are all provided by different companies in different locations? Where unprofitable locations get zero service?
Even bosses love the NHS - it means they don't have to include insurance in the comp.
Thatcher privatised nearly every government-run business operation, but she balked at privatising the NHS. It was too popular.
Of course it's funded coercively; it's funded from general taxation. But "violence"? What can you possibly mean?