Healthcare is not a human right. It just isn't. A society can decide to provide healthcare to its people, but that is effectively a contract, not a human right. Nothing that requires the time, money, and/or effort of other humans to provide can be a "human right."

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13 小時內	Shae Canada adanac_farm	Technically in nature we have no rights, but we have brains so as a thinking species we have given ourselves rights over time. Healthcare could be one of those, we have more human rights in our modern world that we created for ourselves to improve our survival.
一天內	Chris Gibson tartorialist	I'm not sure you know what a right is. 'Rights' are not naturally occurring, they are legal and ethical frameworks that are invented. That is why they can appear and disappear. So, you can choose to have a society where healthcare is a right, or you can choose to have one where it is not a right. The latter choice seems self-defeating but you do you.
2 天內	Just Joe taxijoe688	Margaret Mead said the first signs of civilization/humanity wasn’t framing. It was a healed broken femur. An injury that one could not survive with out the aid of others. When we stop healing our fellow man, we lose our humanity.