Having those things, esp health care, under big government control is inevitably totalitarian. Takes longer in some places, but it is inevitable, and will slide that way very quickly in this country.
Marianne Williamson
 @marwilliamson
13 Nov 2020
I can’t understand why thinking Americans should have the same or better healthcare, or educational or economic opportunities that citizens in other advanced democracies have should be considered “too far left.” What’s the downside?
1
Replying to @skedoosker
You want to look at the map of western Europe, Canada, Australia & New Zealand & explain that to me? Looking for the totalitarian leaders and so far I can’t find any. USA on the other hand does not have universal health care & just had a would be totalitarian leader for 4 years.

Nov 13, 2020 · 11:43 AM UTC

3
1
4
Replying to @marwilliamson
Would be totalitarian? Evidence? Busy now will respond more later. BTW, Nazi Germany had universal health care
Replying to @marwilliamson
Y soc med is totalitarian W soc med, health of masses tied to fed budget/ debt When fed budget debt is in crisis, and it will be, the logic will become "how to cut costs" Most obvious answer is to cut health care costs. Becomes rationale to control every aspect of our lives,
1
Or at least those aspects of our lives that might effect our health, which is pretty much everything Will be applied to young and healthy too, as they will eventually need healthcare, gov must pay for, so give has right to control
1
more replies
Replying to @marwilliamson
On last reach out 2 u, cuz I liked your approach to politics. Link is to a blog series w full response to ur tweet U read it? Doubt u will wish u would lifeinafascistcountry.blogsp…