Brony Number 42

We may have some of the best damn universities and doctors with medical equipment, but going all the way from pre-school to graduating high school, you don't learn enough to be fully prepared for life. I actually think I have learned more useful and relevant things than I have in school. And healthcare is a joke. In other countries, it's a tax, here, it's extremely expensive, and health insurance is damn nearly impossible if you have pre-exiting conditions. This is something the ACA was supposed to alleviate. but I guess it gave a hand to the citizens, but not the businesses enough.

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I don't believe those accusations.

You not believing it doesn't change the truth.

1. Bridges need repair or replacement.
2. Broadband needs to be expanded to increase job flow and get the rural areas to keep up.
3. Our education system uses standardized testing to streamline everything at the cost of teaching quality education; hell, our colleges punish people if they can't afford the education.
4. Our healthcare is considered a privilege when it SHOULD be a right to everyone, whether they're a citizen, non-citizen, or immigrant.
5. There's still no federal protection for people under the basis of sexual/romantic orientation and gender identity. Canada's senate just passed Bill C-16, which makes gender identity a protected class.

Healthcare is not a right. You do not have a right to someone else's hard work.