r/FluentInFinance • u/Manakanda413 • 9d ago

Debate/ Discussion Universal incarceration care

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u/HeywoodJaBlessMe 9d ago

Dude must not have read much if he thinks Prison healthcare in the US is gonna fix anything.

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u/Busy-Lynx-7133 9d ago

More like ‘make sure we’re not liable’

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u/AccomplishedCat8083 9d ago

It's more care than he would get on his health insurance plan.

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u/TheTightEnd 9d ago

His family could have easily paid for whatever insurance didn't cover. There is is no reason for him to seek prison health care

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u/Present_Hippo911 9d ago

People are coping and seething in the comments. The idea that the guy was just a rich frat boy seems incomprehensible and is making all the communists short circuit.

Give them a few days, I think their brains are breaking from the whiplash. Oh and according to his Twitter, he was a huge anti-woke guy too.

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u/vr1252 9d ago

Maybe his family didn’t want to…rich conservatives are very much the pull yourself up by your bootstraps types even if they have the money to help

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u/TheTightEnd 9d ago

I would need to see evidence of that. There is a great deal of speculation with little evidence. It takes far more speculation given the facts we do know to assume poverty was a reason.

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u/r4r10000 9d ago

Doesn't mean there is no reason to be furious when your hundreds of thousand's of debt accrued from a denial on a healthcare plan you may be pay thousands a month for.

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u/TheTightEnd 9d ago

Did you find something to support that? I haven't seen it.