#and I didn't even touch how insurance companies have hurt the U.S. and how that has hurt the medical world as a whole

[thoughts-of-alaina]

I agree to universal heath care, but we need to revamp the healthcare system from the very bottom up.

Starting with the schooling. One: College should be "free" and especially med school.

Two: Our books and studies for the human body are focused/majority on White Cis Men bodies. For animal testing, a majority of the animals are male animals. We need to change this. And not by adding a "Gender" course. This needs to be a part of all medical coursework.

This leads to issue 3: We need to do more studies, and they need to have a broader demographic. Via: Women, non-whites, Trans, intersex, etc.

Yet studies need money: Capitalism shouldn't be a part of the medical field. This is objective truth. The moment you tie it to humans' lives, someone will and happily let someone die for their greed. It's immoral to profit from someone else's suffering.

This is only the beginning of what's wrong with our medical system.

How he U.S. government limits residency. Leading there to be never enough doctors or nurses. How doctors and nurse work schedule (a.k.a rounds and such) was designed by a coke addicted.

i support universal free healthcare for one simple reason: if you are diagnosed with a terminal illness you should quit your job. quitting your job is the correct response to terminal illness. but you can’t do that if your healthcare is tied to your job