justinian on Sidechat | The majority of the American population agrees healthcare should be reformed quite strongly in a leftist direction. The majority of Americans don’t want to fight Iran. Do you see these leanings reflected in the so called “liberal” politicians?

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justinian

The majority of the American population agrees healthcare should be reformed quite strongly in a leftist direction. The majority of Americans don’t want to fight Iran. Do you see these leanings reflected in the so called “liberal” politicians?

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Anonymous 1d

Neoliberalism is definitionally right-wing, he’s right about leftist infighting, but neoliberals are center-right moderates, not leftists

Anonymous 1d

Yes?

Anonymous 1d

The majority of Americans weren’t aware Iran launched 180 drone strikes on coalition troops in Iraq from 2023-24 The majority of Americans weren’t aware of Iran’s funding of terror proxies like Hezbollah and the Houthis The majority of Americans weren’t aware Iran had already developed 60% enriched uranium + long-range delivery platforms capable of hitting Diego Garcia

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Anonymous 1d

While Americans want healthcare reform, I’m not sure if it’s in a “strongly Leftist direction” as you say

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Anonymous

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Iran developed 60% enriched uranium as early as 2003 and has been funding those groups since the mid 2000s or early 2010s Just because YOU didn’t know doesn’t mean the situation has changed

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Anonymous

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Scratch that, funding since the Ayatollah came into power

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Anonymous

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Also see how our last intervention in Iran went for both the Iranian people and regional stability (Hint: we lowkey ruined the region)

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Anonymous

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That’s >70% that want a more left-wing healthcare system than the one we have if you can’t interpret a pie chart 👍

Anonymous

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How so? MA already falls under “mix of government and private programs.” It’s already the status quo.

Anonymous

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It’s just 34.31%

Anonymous

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Read the question. It says does the government have a responsibility to make sure all Americans have healthcare coverage? Tell me, is that currently the case?

Anonymous

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No, it’s not

Anonymous

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I think u need to look @ the pi chart babe

Anonymous

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I am, the pie chart says that ~7% oppose any government intervention in healthcare, ~25.49% are satisfied with current Medicaid/Medicare programs, ~30.39% want healthcare access expanded to all Americans with both private and public options, ~34.31% want healthcare access expanded to all Americans with public options only, that’s ~65% of Americans that want expanded health care coverage over what we already have

Anonymous

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MA already falls under the 30.39%

Anonymous

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Massachusetts may but the majority of the country has tons of Americans who are unable to afford healthcare coverage