Well, howdy there, internet people, it's bell again. So today, we're going to talk about

health care for all, entitlement, and a dad. This is actually going to be a lot like one of those

How to Ruin Thanksgiving Dinner videos, where we break away from news and discuss the rhetoric that

tries to convince people of something objectively false. Here's the question that started this.

Miss Bell, I need some help. I think everybody deserves health care. Everybody. Whichever group

somebody in the comments is going to ask about.

Yes, them too.

Everybody deserves health care.

Now I have to go back home this week, and I've seen my dad all over Facebook

responding to anybody who wants Medicare for all with you're not entitled to somebody

else's labor. I know this will come up while I'm home. My dad isn't an

unreasonable man, but he's a cop, so he always goes with an appeal to authority. He's

just always convinced he's right.

I don't feel like breaking down the entirety of our healthcare system to show how pursuit

of profit is really what's destroying America.

He'll get lost in the math and numbers and demand every single source be presented individually,

and it'll be a whole night.

Any ideas?

You don't need math and numbers for this one.

That's probably something you never thought you'd hear me say.

But he's not making a fiscal argument.

He's trying to create a philosophical argument

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