And On The Other Hand

And On The Other Hand

Health Care is Not a Human Right

We have all heard that Health care is a human right, and who does not want to see someone in pain or ill cared for

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Barry J. Klazura

October 23, 2020

We have all heard that Health care is a human right, and who does not want to see someone in pain or ill cared for in an adequate manner? This article from the Claremont Review of Books however, offers some some interesting questions regarding regulation, licensing, work conditions, and other practical matters that should all give us pause to think. Given the record of health care in the U.K., the long waiting times and poor equipment in Canada and the easy to see failures of numerous other countries, we need to tread softly before heading down this dangerous path. Please copy the following link and paste it to your browser. The excellent article loaded with uncomfortable questions will come up on page 2. Well done again to Claremond and Ms. Pipes! file:///C:/Users/bklaz_000/Downloads/Pipes.pdf

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Written by Barry J. Klazura

Writer, historian, and financial advisor. I studied Political Science at Loyola University Chicago and have spent a lifetime reading history. I write because the mainstream will not ask the hard questions. 

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