Yes I do believe in objective reality.
An entire career inside "academia" tends to do that to people..
I'm very thankful that I have more career/experience outside of academia than I do in academia. It's provided a wonderful balance.
That's ****ing rich. Id be run out of town as a backwards bigot by most liberals.
Don't keep us waiting. Tell us the tale of how you went over to the dark side.
Very rich indeed. You know you're onto something rich when you're a "liberal" in conservative groups while simultaneously being a "conservative" in liberal groups. Welcome to the club!
If you will accept the government having complete control over your healthcare, your a liberal, you just don't realize it. Me as a conservative, I don't want the government involved in anything, other than keeping the country safe ,and roads and bridges in shape.
Nah, complete control would be like the VA or the British NHS. Medicare is different.
I reject this all or nothing fallacy.
I'm not a conservative, I'm an American.
The problem is that people want to identify themselves with a label and make that part of their identity. Then some folks engage in confirmation bias. They're a conservative, this is what we believe and they seek out people like Ben Shapiro to give unsubstantiated bullshick to justify the conclusion they reached before going in.
Why exempt roads and bridges? Why not let the free market decide?
No, you're a freeloader
You think you have a "right" to healthcare. Yet when you select Single Payer healthcare you surrender your "right" to the state, it no longer belongs to you. Since the state pays the bills, the State ultimately decides if you get treatment, when you get treatment, and what kind of treatment they will pay for.
Single payer is not sustainable financially. The ONLY way a Single Payer business model even gets close to breaking even is when the State, who pays the bills, can ration care and save money. Thinking otherwise is a pipe dream.
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