TwstdInsightOut [1893719]

Long thread I started to read some and said ok I can't sit here all day lol..

My views span across the spectrum depending on the issue at hand.

Being in Canada I love the healthcare system, so I guess in that sense you could say I'm socialist leaning.

I also believe people should have the freedom to express themselves however they please. Kinda liberal I guess.

I also think able bodied people should have to work for a living, and not sit on "government assistance" (taxpayer assistance).

I believe we should respect everybody, regardless of race, religion, gender etc.

I do believe capitalism offers the only fair chance for people to succeed.
Just because most people don't succeed, shouldn't restrict those that do.
Big government capitalism should be regulated. It's a fine line, because obviously those with more money have more influence. We need folks in control who don't only care about money.
Money is the root of alot of evil in the world.
I just don't like the idea of everybody being equal monetarily. Because as nice as it sounds, we won't be equal up here ^, the same evil forces would still be in control. The same cast of characters that have been keeping society down wouldn't want to empower them at an equal spot as them. Instead it would be equal down here ___ and we would be working for a pittance, barely getting by. But hey, atleast we'll all be equal to each other, right?

True democracy is dead in the world. It's an illusion of choice. They pick the puppets and put on a show, we fight amongst each other about which puppet is better, and through all of our fighting the puppeteers gain more power over all of us.

There's no easy solution out of our current global crisis of power and control. We must first all unite as one and refocus our energy in the proper direction.

Viracocha [1772040]

I upvoted you but not for the healthcare comment in Canada.

We have a lot of problems and the narratives are false. You'd have far better healthcare in Portugal than Canada.

TwstdInsightOut [1893719]

Eh it's not perfect, but I'd much rather our system of taxpayer dollars making it accessible for all, rather than "fend for yourself when you need it"

Viracocha [1772040]

If you think that's what the US is, you are incorrect entirely. In fact Canada's health care is ranked rather low by the WHO.

Capgros [2088627]

Well the list doesn't lie:

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/best-healthcare-in-the-world

Spain is in the top 10 at 7, pretty good for a shitty country like this, USA is 37 and Canada 30, so still above the USA. 1st is the people's republic of France, they have a public healthcare system, just like the other countries in the top 10

TwstdInsightOut [1893719]

Long thread I started to read some and said ok I can't sit here all day lol..

My views span across the spectrum depending on the issue at hand.

Being in Canada I love the healthcare system, so I guess in that sense you could say I'm socialist leaning.

I also believe people should have the freedom to express themselves however they please. Kinda liberal I guess.

I also think able bodied people should have to work for a living, and not sit on "government assistance" (taxpayer assistance).

I believe we should respect everybody, regardless of race, religion, gender etc.

I do believe capitalism offers the only fair chance for people to succeed.
Just because most people don't succeed, shouldn't restrict those that do.
Big government capitalism should be regulated. It's a fine line, because obviously those with more money have more influence. We need folks in control who don't only care about money.
Money is the root of alot of evil in the world.
I just don't like the idea of everybody being equal monetarily. Because as nice as it sounds, we won't be equal up here ^, the same evil forces would still be in control. The same cast of characters that have been keeping society down wouldn't want to empower them at an equal spot as them. Instead it would be equal down here ___ and we would be working for a pittance, barely getting by. But hey, atleast we'll all be equal to each other, right?

True democracy is dead in the world. It's an illusion of choice. They pick the puppets and put on a show, we fight amongst each other about which puppet is better, and through all of our fighting the puppeteers gain more power over all of us.

There's no easy solution out of our current global crisis of power and control. We must first all unite as one and refocus our energy in the proper direction.

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Viracocha [1772040]

I upvoted you but not for the healthcare comment in Canada.

We have a lot of problems and the narratives are false. You'd have far better healthcare in Portugal than Canada.

TwstdInsightOut [1893719]

Eh it's not perfect, but I'd much rather our system of taxpayer dollars making it accessible for all, rather than "fend for yourself when you need it"

Viracocha [1772040]

If you think that's what the US is, you are incorrect entirely. In fact Canada's health care is ranked rather low by the WHO.

Capgros [2088627]

Well the list doesn't lie:

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/best-healthcare-in-the-world

Spain is in the top 10 at 7, pretty good for a shitty country like this, USA is 37 and Canada 30, so still above the USA. 1st is the people's republic of France, they have a public healthcare system, just like the other countries in the top 10

Viracocha [1772040]

No.

And as long as Canadians think our healthcare system is the gold standard, improvements won't happen.

Refl3xX [1672091]

i tried voting. im 40. now I seen the result

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WiseTheRumGone [2078276]

every vote counts, don't be discouraged

Viracocha [1772040]

ahahahaha
naïve asf

WiseTheRumGone [2078276]

It's the truth. every vote counts.

Viracocha [1772040]

it does not create change.

it does not make a difference.

mockracy

sadly.

WiseTheRumGone [2078276]

if you truly believe that then why are you even here? why do you participate in a system distrust to this degree?

WiseTheRumGone [2078276]

every vote counts, don't be discouraged

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Viracocha [1772040]

ahahahaha
naïve asf

WiseTheRumGone [2078276]

It's the truth. every vote counts.

Viracocha [1772040]

it does not create change.

it does not make a difference.

mockracy

sadly.

WiseTheRumGone [2078276]

if you truly believe that then why are you even here? why do you participate in a system distrust to this degree?

Viracocha [1772040]

a system requiring change needs such energy.

TwstdInsightOut [1893719]

Long thread I started to read some and said ok I can't sit here all day lol..

My views span across the spectrum depending on the issue at hand.

Being in Canada I love the healthcare system, so I guess in that sense you could say I'm socialist leaning.

I also believe people should have the freedom to express themselves however they please. Kinda liberal I guess.

I also think able bodied people should have to work for a living, and not sit on "government assistance" (taxpayer assistance).

I believe we should respect everybody, regardless of race, religion, gender etc.

I do believe capitalism offers the only fair chance for people to succeed.
Just because most people don't succeed, shouldn't restrict those that do.
Big government capitalism should be regulated. It's a fine line, because obviously those with more money have more influence. We need folks in control who don't only care about money.
Money is the root of alot of evil in the world.
I just don't like the idea of everybody being equal monetarily. Because as nice as it sounds, we won't be equal up here ^, the same evil forces would still be in control. The same cast of characters that have been keeping society down wouldn't want to empower them at an equal spot as them. Instead it would be equal down here ___ and we would be working for a pittance, barely getting by. But hey, atleast we'll all be equal to each other, right?

True democracy is dead in the world. It's an illusion of choice. They pick the puppets and put on a show, we fight amongst each other about which puppet is better, and through all of our fighting the puppeteers gain more power over all of us.

There's no easy solution out of our current global crisis of power and control. We must first all unite as one and refocus our energy in the proper direction.

Show post

Viracocha [1772040]

I upvoted you but not for the healthcare comment in Canada.

We have a lot of problems and the narratives are false. You'd have far better healthcare in Portugal than Canada.

TwstdInsightOut [1893719]

Eh it's not perfect, but I'd much rather our system of taxpayer dollars making it accessible for all, rather than "fend for yourself when you need it"

Viracocha [1772040]

If you think that's what the US is, you are incorrect entirely. In fact Canada's health care is ranked rather low by the WHO.

Capgros [2088627]

Well the list doesn't lie:

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/best-healthcare-in-the-world

Spain is in the top 10 at 7, pretty good for a shitty country like this, USA is 37 and Canada 30, so still above the USA. 1st is the people's republic of France, they have a public healthcare system, just like the other countries in the top 10

Viracocha [1772040]

No.

And as long as Canadians think our healthcare system is the gold standard, improvements won't happen.

Viracocha [1772040]

I upvoted you but not for the healthcare comment in Canada.

We have a lot of problems and the narratives are false. You'd have far better healthcare in Portugal than Canada.

Show post

TwstdInsightOut [1893719]

Eh it's not perfect, but I'd much rather our system of taxpayer dollars making it accessible for all, rather than "fend for yourself when you need it"

Viracocha [1772040]

If you think that's what the US is, you are incorrect entirely. In fact Canada's health care is ranked rather low by the WHO.

Capgros [2088627]

Well the list doesn't lie:

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/best-healthcare-in-the-world

Spain is in the top 10 at 7, pretty good for a shitty country like this, USA is 37 and Canada 30, so still above the USA. 1st is the people's republic of France, they have a public healthcare system, just like the other countries in the top 10

Viracocha [1772040]

No.

And as long as Canadians think our healthcare system is the gold standard, improvements won't happen.

Sagramor [1908287]

We'll continuously have doctor shortages and growing demands for doctors for higher salaries as long as we have the clusterf**k south of the border.

Infrastructure is an ongoing cost regardless of the system. Pharmaceutical costs also higher and more tenuous supply lines as a result of the American system.

Our system isn't the gold standard, but we should at least frame the issue within the larger context of what is influencing two of the three largest contributors to health care costs.

TwstdInsightOut [1893719]

Eh it's not perfect, but I'd much rather our system of taxpayer dollars making it accessible for all, rather than "fend for yourself when you need it"

Show post

Viracocha [1772040]

If you think that's what the US is, you are incorrect entirely. In fact Canada's health care is ranked rather low by the WHO.

Capgros [2088627]

Well the list doesn't lie:

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/best-healthcare-in-the-world

Spain is in the top 10 at 7, pretty good for a shitty country like this, USA is 37 and Canada 30, so still above the USA. 1st is the people's republic of France, they have a public healthcare system, just like the other countries in the top 10

Viracocha [1772040]

No.

And as long as Canadians think our healthcare system is the gold standard, improvements won't happen.

Sagramor [1908287]

We'll continuously have doctor shortages and growing demands for doctors for higher salaries as long as we have the clusterf**k south of the border.

Infrastructure is an ongoing cost regardless of the system. Pharmaceutical costs also higher and more tenuous supply lines as a result of the American system.

Our system isn't the gold standard, but we should at least frame the issue within the larger context of what is influencing two of the three largest contributors to health care costs.

Viracocha [1772040]

nonsense...

you are so anti-American you can't see any issue without blaming them.

This is on us, just as since the 90s China's theft and exploitation.

But lad, perhaps if you were something other than an activist lawyer...

Viracocha [1772040]

If you think that's what the US is, you are incorrect entirely. In fact Canada's health care is ranked rather low by the WHO.

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Capgros [2088627]

Well the list doesn't lie:

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/best-healthcare-in-the-world

Spain is in the top 10 at 7, pretty good for a shitty country like this, USA is 37 and Canada 30, so still above the USA. 1st is the people's republic of France, they have a public healthcare system, just like the other countries in the top 10

Viracocha [1772040]

No.

And as long as Canadians think our healthcare system is the gold standard, improvements won't happen.

Sagramor [1908287]

We'll continuously have doctor shortages and growing demands for doctors for higher salaries as long as we have the clusterf**k south of the border.

Infrastructure is an ongoing cost regardless of the system. Pharmaceutical costs also higher and more tenuous supply lines as a result of the American system.

Our system isn't the gold standard, but we should at least frame the issue within the larger context of what is influencing two of the three largest contributors to health care costs.

Viracocha [1772040]

nonsense...

you are so anti-American you can't see any issue without blaming them.

This is on us, just as since the 90s China's theft and exploitation.

But lad, perhaps if you were something other than an activist lawyer...

WiseTheRumGone [2078276]

all you do is cry about immigration in a land built by immigrants while reading Russian state-sponsored propaganda

how could you possibly be more anti american?

Capgros [2088627]

Well the list doesn't lie:

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/best-healthcare-in-the-world

Spain is in the top 10 at 7, pretty good for a shitty country like this, USA is 37 and Canada 30, so still above the USA. 1st is the people's republic of France, they have a public healthcare system, just like the other countries in the top 10

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Viracocha [1772040]

No.

And as long as Canadians think our healthcare system is the gold standard, improvements won't happen.

Sagramor [1908287]

We'll continuously have doctor shortages and growing demands for doctors for higher salaries as long as we have the clusterf**k south of the border.

Infrastructure is an ongoing cost regardless of the system. Pharmaceutical costs also higher and more tenuous supply lines as a result of the American system.

Our system isn't the gold standard, but we should at least frame the issue within the larger context of what is influencing two of the three largest contributors to health care costs.

Viracocha [1772040]

nonsense...

you are so anti-American you can't see any issue without blaming them.

This is on us, just as since the 90s China's theft and exploitation.

But lad, perhaps if you were something other than an activist lawyer...

WiseTheRumGone [2078276]

all you do is cry about immigration in a land built by immigrants while reading Russian state-sponsored propaganda

how could you possibly be more anti american?

Viracocha [1772040]

that was clearly an idiotic statement borne of falsehoods you know all too well that you've uttered.

sad.

Oh well..

I was gonna send you some info directly given your political aspirations in a country now ranked 2nd for 'happiness'.

At your peril you are dismissive.

Oh and I'm not at all anti-American. Nope not at all.

A_Mean_Person [1631303]

I would need a list of subjects for this.

Freestyling on ideologies / beliefs would be a mess to read, there is literally hundreds of things to have a position on.

A_Mean_Person [1631303]

I would need a list of subjects for this.

Freestyling on ideologies / beliefs would be a mess to read, there is literally hundreds of things to have a position on.

WiseTheRumGone [2078276]

feel free to list every single one! this is meant to be a very long detailed thread. I'm planning to make mine even longer!

feel free to give your stance and reason behind them on every single popular issue.

A_Mean_Person [1631303]

I would need a list of subjects for this.

Freestyling on ideologies / beliefs would be a mess to read, there is literally hundreds of things to have a position on.

WiseTheRumGone [2078276]

feel free to list every single one! this is meant to be a very long detailed thread. I'm planning to make mine even longer!

feel free to give your stance and reason behind them on every single popular issue.

A_Mean_Person [1631303]

Well, meanwhile I remembered about Democracy 4, so found myself a reasonable list of topics to start with...




Now all i need is the time to rant about it all.

I try to remember to stop by here again soon enough to start on it.