Anonymous #3 9w

You’re willingly stupid

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Anonymous #2 9w

Hope someday when you’re on a hospital bed, the doctor gets shown your comment here^

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Anonymous #2 9w

It's a proven fact that doctor misconduct works just like cops and pastors where doctors can simply move to commit more crime. Universal healthcare would objectively entrench such doctors into the system since entire with chronic illness would overflow the system.

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Anonymous #3 9w

Ummm no

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Anonymous OP 9w

This makes me wonder if conservatives hate doctors

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Anonymous #2 9w

This makes me understand that they have no brain

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Anonymous #2 9w

Not one myself and never will be - but they would hate doctors that killed patients in one state only to move to a new state to clean their record in order to work

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Anonymous #3 9w

You act like that doesn’t happen now…how would that be any more prevalent under a single payer/ universal system?

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Anonymous OP 9w

The fact that most Americans have manufactured illnesses means that under UH the government could never really vet all doctors all of the time or else risk systematic collapse from the sheer number. It's more common, but healthcare aCtIvIsTs never acknowledge this.

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Anonymous #3 9w

Again there is nothing stopping them now that wouldn’t stop them under UH. Ethics, malpractice, negligence, etc all still exist under UH. If you are concerned about not enough doctors then perhaps we should subsidize medical school instead of big pharma…

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Anonymous OP 9w

Good point that I agree on at the end - but your whole accusatory attitude means that such ideas are never going to be implemented

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Anonymous #3 9w

What??

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Anonymous #3 9w

Let this Nazi go

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