You wish to overturn the world order. I wish for life to get a little cheaper.
thats too bad, life will only become more and more expensive so long you still have something left over to save or invest
the only way for life to get a little bit cheaper again would be for you and a lot of other normies to understand that, so you'd want to overturn the current world order
sadly being delusional seems more comfortable to you
of course libertarianism is not the only possible way to make things a little cheaper, but crony capitalism certainly does not allow for it
He thinks countries that have healthcare provided by taxes are selfish enough not to care about people dying from cancer and going bankrupt from it.
healthcare is the worst possible example, or the best, depending on your point of view
most people will agree that someone in need should be helped, the (of course deeply corrupt) government uses this to extract taxes "to help people", using compassion to manipulate them
this money then flows into pharma companies & healthcare providers, which have absolutely insane profit margins, way upwards of 90% for some medications, profit margins for medical tech in hospitals is similar
politicans get sweet sweet pharma kickbacks, doctors get pharma kickbacks for prescribing the newest most expensive medication
the pharma industry has no incentive to heal people, they can extract the maximum amount of profit by making the patient dependent on them
take insulin for instance, it costs TEN TIMES AS MUCH as it should, because of crony capitalism
under libertarianism
and other non-jewish societal structures insulin would have a profit margin of under 10%, but thanks to patents, the pharma companies have a monopoly on it, and you (or your insurance provider / the government) pays whatever it costs to keep you alive
>inb4 but research funding etc.
research right now is oftentimes funded in part of or full with government grants, yet the patents will stay with the company doing the research
furthermore life expectancy in western countries peaked decades ago, proving that medical research is not useful (anymore) in keeping people healthy, for one reason or another