The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp wrote:Telconi wrote:
The difference comes in rather a person has a right to freely acquire something, and rather they have a right to recieve it unilaterally.
For example, the right to bear arms doesn't necessitate that each person receives a firearm courtesy of the public coffers. The right to healthcare, as presented here, does.
Because going into debt for a broken leg is a-ok.
If they didn't want to do that, better suck up to the insurance corporations, who will always look out for the consumer and never in a million years fuck over them in the name of more profits.
Glad to see you've understood none of what you replied to.





