If the government can’t do anything right, why do we call 911 when our lives or property is at risk?
When car dealerships tell you “During this sale, no reasonable offer will be refused!” does that mean that after the sale, they will refuse reasonable offers?
Why do my neighbors complain about the cost of fertilizing and watering their lawns and then complain about having to mow the lawn?
If Americans have the best health care in the world, why aren’t we the healthiest people in the world?
When someone asks me to do something at my earliest convenience, what happens if it’s never convenient?
Since SUV’s are not sporty, and offer very little utility, why do we call them SUV’s?
Why do corporations go to the bother of publishing theoretical self adoring mission statements with references to humanity, compassion, and morality when they all have the same one in practice; “Sell More Stuff”?
When people say that illegal aliens do the work that Americans will not do, why won’t they complete the sentence by saying it’s the work that American labor will not do for the wages being offered by wealthy Americans? And why is it okay for wealthy Americans to buy illegal labor?
Do all Canadians have an Eh-Type personality?
Why do people mock grits but adore polenta?
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Answers: With Universal Heath Care, preventative care is more widely available.
And Universal Health Care is not based on the corporate sales model, where they need bigger sales each quarter. The saying goes, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" but in the USA, if it ain't broke, we'll run several tests just to make sure - and that helps pay off the investment of the testing equipment.
Will better availability of preventive care, even if (BIG IF!) accompanied with a more prevention-minded population, do any good if corn and beef continue to be subsidized to the point where HFCS and saturated fat - two of the most unhealthy things in the world - continue to be some of the cheapest things to procure and put in food?