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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Almost every Westernized country says so. It’s (healthcare for its citizens) a sign of a civilized educated nation. [/quote]

Yeah but the thing nobody wants to mention is how difficult is to immigrate to these countries compared to the US. I tried to see if I could work in Toronto after college - it was next to impossible, I didn’t have the right skills. I’m pretty educated and have a good job in the States.[/quote]

This is true. It's also true that universal coverage generally applies to citizens, not non-citizens, and only emergency aid (with high bills) is given otherwise. [/quote]

Have we been watching the same Democratic debates? Because that’s not what Warren and others have been proposing - decriminalizing the border, providing a pathway to citizenship, & then Medicare for All. I don’t believe you can have both.[/quote]

+1 You can’t, unless you want the standard of care to go way down because of all the people who aren’t really paying in, but use the services.

It’s why I was a huge supporter of Bernie in ‘16, he barely even talked about immigration, he made it sound like he was going to take care of citizens and the MC first. Now in ‘20 he’s said no more deportations, and that his plans would cover illegal immigrants. And so no way am I voting for him, or anyone else with those policies. [/quote]

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