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NarrowBandFtw
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no, they are heavily regulated, they are not allowed to discriminate against abusers, they are not allowed to provide options that do not cover PMB's, they are NOT examples of capitalism
Interesting. Their life expectancy was flat up to 2013 and then started climbing.no it is not, it is a great example of the USA's future though:
Healthcare in Somalia - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
so they fahked their government system up unintentionally and got a much better outcome, yet they want to regulate again ... can lead a horse to water, can't make it drink
What happened in 2013?
NarrowBandFtw
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Private ownership - check
Property rights - check
Profits or loss - check
Production of a service in accordance with a demand - check
Yes they are regulated, but capitalism is a spectrum.
NarrowBandFtw
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Nazi germany:
Private ownership - check
Property rights - check
Profits or loss - check
Production of a service in accordance with a demand - check
next red herring please? that one was so quickly dismissed it didn't quite fill my belly
Capitalism fyi is when the free market determines the price of goods and services, and the free market alone
As per the table -
Somalia - Life expectancy at birth 2023
In 2023 the life expectancy in Somalia increased to 58.82 years.
countryeconomy.com
Look at 2009 - 2012 flat at 54, growing 0.3 years per year.
2013 it picks up.
Yip the Nazis operated a mixed economy and companies made substantial profits. Capitalism was at the forefront of this.
Nazis privatised industries, banks etc.
They were not socialists. That is a well accepted historical fact.
Medical aids are driving the cost of healthcare in SA.
Medical aids and hospitals cop blame for rising cost of private healthcare | The Citizen
The Competition Commission has found the private health industry should be doing far better for consumers.
citizen.co.za
NarrowBandFtw
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great, seeing as Somalia's failed universal healthcare was not yet established, they merely announced the plan to have it in place by 2016As per the table -
Somalia - Life expectancy at birth 2023
In 2023 the life expectancy in Somalia increased to 58.82 years.
Look at 2009 - 2012 flat at 54, growing 0.3 years per year.
2013 it picks up.
2013 increases are therefor still attributed to the private sector without government interference
NarrowBandFtw
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"well accepted" only by the gullible, "fact" only in the mind of Goebbels, thanks for the laugh though
Lol who is the gullible one?
well accepted only by the gullible, thanks for the laugh though
Nazis privatisation (banks included) -
1against the Mainstream: Nazi Privatization in 1930s Germany
Nationalization was particularly important in the early 1930s in Germany. The state took over a large industrial concern, large commercial banks, and other mino
papers.ssrn.com
Profits made by companies in Nazi Germany
German Industry and the Third Reich
10 Big Business Nazi Profiteers
People often say to be successful in business you have to be unscrupulous and ruthless. Well, that can certainly be said of companies that saw a chance to
listverse.com
The role of private property in Nazi Germany -
From -
The Role of Private Property in the Nazi Economy: The Case of Industry | The Journal of Economic History | Cambridge Core
The Role of Private Property in the Nazi Economy: The Case of Industry - Volume 66 Issue 2
www.cambridge.org
Lol.
cerebus
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Best to always do some research on the source itself, like take heartland institute for starters, google will tell you all about them.
OrbitalDawn
Ulysses Everett McGill
He'd do what the libertarian god Ayn Rand did - run to the government for help.
But no matter, it's clearly better to have a healthcare system where someone concerned they might have a disease that's part of a global pandemic does the responsible thing of getting himself checked out now has to pay $1400 extra and find his way through a corporate bureaucratic maze to get cleared.
Trump claims vaccine is 'very close' amid coronavirus outbreak — but White House says he was talking about Ebola
Trump's comments came as the administration has tried to ease growing fears from markets and governments that a pandemic is on the way.www.cnbc.com
Trump claims vaccine is ‘very close’ amid coronavirus outbreak — but White House says he was talking about Ebola
The man is so stupid
Not to worry, Trump is on it!
Trump’s flailing incompetence makes coronavirus even scarier
America’s pandemic response capabilities have been systematically dismantled.
www.vox.com
He's systematically gutted the US' pandemic response infrastructure, including budget cuts across the board and firing the entire chain of command in 2018, and still not replacing them.
He's more concerned about how the stock market dip might affect his re-election chances than anything else, though!
Trump faces ‘black swan’ threat to the economy and reelection
Even Trump‘s leading allies acknowledge the deadly coronavirus could present an existential political threat for the president in an election year.
www.politico.com
Yip Trump and his team are all over it. Crowd sourcing info, because Trump gutted the team of actual experts.He'd do what the libertarian god Ayn Rand did - run to the government for help.
But no matter, it's clearly better to have a healthcare system where someone concerned they might have a disease that's part of a global pandemic does the responsible thing of getting himself checked out now has to pay $1400 extra and find his way through a corporate bureaucratic maze to get cleared.
Not to worry, Trump is on it!
Trump’s flailing incompetence makes coronavirus even scarier
America’s pandemic response capabilities have been systematically dismantled.
He's systematically gutted the US' pandemic response infrastructure, including budget cuts across the board and firing the entire chain of command in 2018, and still not replacing them.
He's more concerned about how the stock market dip might affect his re-election chances than anything else, though!
Trump faces ‘black swan’ threat to the economy and reelection
Even Trump‘s leading allies acknowledge the deadly coronavirus could present an existential political threat for the president in an election year.
Aquila ka Hecate
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Jesus what a shower of morons.Yip Trump and his team are all over it. Crowd sourcing info, because Trump gutted the team of actual experts.
The Bloomberg/Clinton ticket should be fun.
Poor Bloomberg though, he will probably die from COVID-2019 within the first year due to being infected via two contaminated head suicide bullet wounds.
Clinton: Those ventilators just couldn't keep him alive long enough to fight off the virus.
Poor Bloomberg though, he will probably die from COVID-2019 within the first year due to being infected via two contaminated head suicide bullet wounds.
Clinton: Those ventilators just couldn't keep him alive long enough to fight off the virus.
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cerebus
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Medical aid is voluntary, that fact that you can withdraw says everything, unlike government social programs.
Insurance isn't social spending.
NarrowBandFtw
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you are, and literally every single person who believes the Nazi economy even beings to approximate something that can loosely be described as remotely capitalist
how about stop reading the same lies and broadening / freeing your mind?
Nazi Economic Policy | David Gordon
The National Socialists had radical reforms in mind. The "unalterable" 25-point 1920 program of the party proposed, among other things, "that all unearned income, and all income that does not arise from work, be abolished"; "the nationalization of all trusts"; "profit-sharing in large...
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