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11-16-2021, 11:34 AM
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Singapore - The Case Against Free Government Healthcare
Singapore’s government has determined that they will stop covering medical bills for the unvaccinated.
This shows that the government in a public healthcare system can and will take your “free” healthcare away for any reason and at any time.
Singapore has shown why it’s extremely dangerous to give the government the power over your healthcare under the guise of it being “free”.
This shows that the government in a public healthcare system can and will take your “free” healthcare away for any reason and at any time.
Singapore has shown why it’s extremely dangerous to give the government the power over your healthcare under the guise of it being “free”.
https://www.fox29.com/news/singapore...ated-by-choice
Singapore’s government announced that beginning Dec. 8, medical patients who are not vaccinated for the novel coronavirus will not have their medical bills covered.
The nation’s Ministry of Health said these patients are "unvaccinated by choice" and will no longer be covered by the country’s health care system.
Singapore’s government announced that beginning Dec. 8, medical patients who are not vaccinated for the novel coronavirus will not have their medical bills covered.
The nation’s Ministry of Health said these patients are "unvaccinated by choice" and will no longer be covered by the country’s health care system.
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Singapore leads with an iron fist.
I can respect them for harnessing capitalism with such powerful communist influence around them, but the rigidness of their authority surrounding trivial things is kind of hilarious.
I can respect them for harnessing capitalism with such powerful communist influence around them, but the rigidness of their authority surrounding trivial things is kind of hilarious.
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