I have an argument with a friend where I support free college, Medicare4All, Green New Deal etc. & she tells me we need an "incremental approach;" that such things are "too far left." I tell her they're centrist in Europe.She says "We're not Europe." I bang my head against a wall

May 29, 2020 · 3:02 AM UTC

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genuine question, & i apologize if you've answered this elsewhere previously: why didn't you raise your hand @ the debate when cand.s were asked whether they support M4A?
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No! You bang HER head against the wall! 🤣
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The "incremental approach" is nothing but a compromise that leaves the Insurance companies in place to stay in control. It's half-ass and doesn't fix the problem.
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US has collective battered woman syndrome at the hands of GOP. Ppl have been abused & told they don’t deserve to be healthy & educated for decades now & they have come to not only believe it but actively resist it. It’s insanity
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Easy for those who have to claim the best approach is for others to wait...
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This is the only true incremental change happening in this country
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Reasonable people would choose to live in a country where people don't die, and families don't go broke due to a predatory healthcare system. Is the country that put the 1st man on the Moon incapable of providing healthcare to all of it's citizens?
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Denmark is a "Social Democracy" Their society is centered on social programs, like ✅ Socialized Healthcare ✅ Socialized Education Happiest countries: 1. Finland 🇫🇮 2. Denmark 🇩🇰 3. Norway 🇳🇴 4. Iceland 🇮🇸 5. Netherlands 🇳🇱
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I have this friend.
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No we are far wealthier than Europe.
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