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国際機関が、問題だらけのシステムを輸出しようとするアメリカを止められるかというと、無理だと思う。多くの職員が英米の大学院で学んでいて、知識がアングロのシステムを所与として構築されつつそれを批判的に見れない人が多過ぎるし、資金も握られてるから(続)https://t.co/maDyWRWNVU
— 畠山勝太/サルタック (@ShotaHatakeyama) January 11, 2022
The United States famously spends more per capita on health care than any other country, even though the system performs far worse than that of many peer countries. Access is highly unequal, and sky-high prices push millions into poverty and discourage others from seeking care altogether.
Our recent report, published by New York University’s Center for Human Rights and Global Justice and Kenyan human rights organization Hakijamii, finds that privatizing health care has proved costly for individuals and the government, deepened inequality in access, and pushed people into poverty and crushing debt. Private actors tend to focus on the patients and services that generate the greatest revenue and neglect important but less-profitable forms of care — such as immunizations, treatment for HIV/AIDS and services for survivors of sexual abuse. We spoke with people who had been forced to sell land and livestock, sacrifice educational opportunities, and take on substantial debt to pay for private care — and others who were turned away from private facilities because of their inability to pay
健康保険をアメリカのように民営化したら?民間企業は最大の利益を上げるものしか投資しない。支払いができない者は民間保険会社からそっぽを向かれ、土地や家畜を売ったり、学校を諦めたり多大な借金をせざる得ず、人々を貧困に追いやり、貧富の格差が拡がる。医療制度に投資するわりには国民の健康はよくならない、と。
図書館がすでにあってよかった。いま図書館を導入するとしたら、税金を使って、一等地に建物建てて書籍や教育を無料で提供するだと?????・・・・頭おかしいんじゃないのか、と政治家に反対されかねない、と。
Marx wrote of capitalism's natural tendency to monopoly.
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