#MediaMind: Politicians Say "You Have a #Right to Healthcare," but ... They Don't "Lie," but They're Not 'Telling the Truth'! @FoxBusiness @NCBi @nnlmAoU @Voxdotcom

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You hear it all the time ... politicians claiming We the People have 'the right to healthcare.'

No! ...

First of all, I don't think they're talking about 'being healthy' or 'the best health-services' etc ... not directly. They're probably talking about "health-insurance that is accepted by all medical professionals" (as I understand it–not being very-familiar-with the transactional maneuvering involved–

(most hospitals/clinics will only treat your ailments if you are 'on the plan' of an insurance company whose business they accept; because–for whatever reason–your treatment will cost more money than you have access-to.)

So when they say you should have a right to healthcare, they're saying 'medical professionals ought to accept whatever "licensed insurance-company" you're registered-with.'

'That word' (below-hyperlinked to the National Center for Biotechnology Information/U.S. National Library of Medicine's explanation of 'the right we do have') is built on an even-deeper source ... something crucial that firms the foundation upon which our lexicon stands ...

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The word “Right” is built on words that mean “that which is Morally right, Duty, Obligation, Rule of Conduct; law of a Land; what someone Deserves; a Just Claim, what is Due; Correctness, Truth; a Legal Entitlement, a Privilege.”

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I guess I just want to be clear about something here—'all Americans having a right to something' doesn't mean "they get to go wherever they please & there expect to have people bring them all the medical care they need," it means 'each of us has the same right to go out and get the healthcare when-&-where-&-how (i.e. the price there decided) it is provided.'

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