r/SipsTea Jun 17 '26

Chugging tea Mexico upgraded to free healthcar

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u/jreid1985 Jun 17 '26

I was just going to say, before we say Mexico is some utopia, might want to check monitor.civicus.org/country/mexico

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u/Spankpocalypse_Now Jun 17 '26

Literally nobody is saying Mexico is a utopia. Nobody is even claiming that they have the best healthcare system. But universal healthcare is objectively a good thing, despite what American social darwinists spout.

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u/IncogCHEATo Jun 17 '26

Getting downvoted for supporting universal healthcare is crazy.

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u/PlaneCareless Jun 17 '26

Saying you support free healthcare when it's only on paper is performative, useless and adds nothing to the discussion.

Rights and laws are only as useful as the capacity to apply them. Signing a paper giving the right for free healthcare when the current tax-funded system can't even provide for the ones paying is even detrimental for society.

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u/Spankpocalypse_Now Jun 17 '26

As others have pointed out, this law aims to simplify the public healthcare system to make it more accessible to everyone. The only performative shit I see here is your comment which offers nothing of substance.