I support you because there are unexpected things that occur all the time and sometimes one does not have enough money. Some can’t even afford a $1 candy bar, so how can that same person afford a medication that’s over $100 or a procedure that values in thousands?

I agree with your statement. The lack of help for the people who help provide this country by serving in the working force, in a way, show this country as a hypocrite. They say America is a great country, but if it’s as great as they say, would it be killing it’s own people?

First of all, universal healthcare is a system in which the federal government provides that offers quality health care to all citizens regardless of their ability to pay. Saying this, it is obvious the United States is the complete opposite. If you do not have healthcare, you must pay, leaving many in debt, and even on the streets. When you look at other places like Cuba, Canada and even Europe, it is proven that their lifespan is longer than american’s by 3-4 years. Although some of these countries’ economies may not be the best, at least they care enough for their people’s health. They know that in order for a country’s economy to function is for people to be healthy. Why? Because they are the ones that work. They are the foundation in a country. So why does the US perform the opposite? Simple answer. They make money off the sick. Therefore, they will continue to do so, showing their greediness instead of the humanity and empathy.