As important as it is to achieve universal healthcare, we also have to ask ourselves why we have so many more chronic illnesses than they do in other advanced countries. 1/2

Sep 28, 2022 · 12:23 PM UTC

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As long as Big Food and Big Ag dominate our farming and food supply, chemical companies are allowed to poison our green spaces and fossil fuel and defense industries pollute our environment, no healthcare system will ever be able to get ahead of the damage they cause. 2/2
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As a survivor of the 1992/93 Experimental HSV vaccine trails through the University of Washington bio weapons program, you don’t have to look far to find the Trojan Horse for chronic disease, VACCINES
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Because the for profit health care system in this country is shit.
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Fear. And greed. Greed is the friend of fear. I am not against having money for anyone. But we are gluttonous. More stuff for me should never be more important than enough for someone else. Just my belief.
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Because we don't have universal public healthcare.
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The draconian response to CV has caused me to no longer want the government involved in health care.
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I've always thought that if and when the government has a vested interest in the public's health ( it costs them $$$), lots of changes that impact the quality of food and the environment would happen. Bye Bye corn syrup.
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Because we pretend obesity isn’t a problem
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Because the health care industry profits off of our illness. Take away that incentive with universal healthcare and it will soon correct itself.
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One of the reasons is that even preemptive health care is not guaranteed and people can’t afford it
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