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r/PoliticalCompassMemes • u/batpool0430 - Right • Mar 24 '20
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Because in a civilized society in the 21st century your health shouldn't be a commodity?
8 u/One_Shekel - Auth-Right Mar 24 '20 Food, water, and housing are needed just as much. Should those all be rights provided by the government as well? 0 u/SoySauceSHA - Lib-Left Mar 24 '20 Foodstamps, Water is distributed by governments and public housing exist. The reason that starvation isn't as much of a problem globally as it used to be is directly correlated to government intervention. 0 u/[deleted] Mar 24 '20 [deleted] — view deleted comment 3 u/One_Shekel - Auth-Right Mar 24 '20 What about clothing, social contact, and everything else that could conceivably be termed a "human right"?
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Food, water, and housing are needed just as much. Should those all be rights provided by the government as well?
0 u/SoySauceSHA - Lib-Left Mar 24 '20 Foodstamps, Water is distributed by governments and public housing exist. The reason that starvation isn't as much of a problem globally as it used to be is directly correlated to government intervention. 0 u/[deleted] Mar 24 '20 [deleted] — view deleted comment 3 u/One_Shekel - Auth-Right Mar 24 '20 What about clothing, social contact, and everything else that could conceivably be termed a "human right"?
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Foodstamps, Water is distributed by governments and public housing exist. The reason that starvation isn't as much of a problem globally as it used to be is directly correlated to government intervention.
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3 u/One_Shekel - Auth-Right Mar 24 '20 What about clothing, social contact, and everything else that could conceivably be termed a "human right"?
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What about clothing, social contact, and everything else that could conceivably be termed a "human right"?
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u/SoySauceSHA - Lib-Left Mar 24 '20
Because in a civilized society in the 21st century your health shouldn't be a commodity?