Unveiling the True Price: Milton Friedman Exposes the Hidden Cost of Medicare

Unveiling the True Price: Milton Friedman Exposes the Hidden Cost of Medicare

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Welcome to Project Liberal, your compass for resurrecting the authentic spirit of liberalism, dedicated to liberty, free markets, YIMBYism (Yes In My Backyard), free speech, criminal justice reform, and more. In this eye-opening video, we delve into the complexities of healthcare economics with the timeless wisdom of Milton Friedman, who reveals the hidden cost of Medicare and poses a critical question: Is it worth the price?

Join us for a deep dive into the healthcare landscape as we navigate through Milton Friedman's insights. Through incisive analysis and real-world examples, we unravel the implications of Medicare, examining whether the touted benefits come at an unforeseen expense. This video aligns seamlessly with the principles of true liberalism that Project Liberal champions, fostering a nuanced conversation about the role of government in healthcare and the importance of preserving individual liberties.

Subscribe to Project Liberal for a diverse range of content dedicated to reviving the genuine essence of liberalism across various domains. In this video, let's explore the hidden facets of Medicare, considering its true cost and evaluating the balance between healthcare access and the principles of economic freedom. Join us in the pursuit of knowledge and the resurrection of true liberalism.

[shea]

Visible beneficiaries and invisible victims.

[theelvisguy]

The government doesn’t seem to have any trouble paying out for war, they have no problem supplying the military industrial complex, never hear a word. So fund Medicare and social security and go about your business

[VelvetMetrolink]

These are the ideas that got us where we are. If you think that's not great... well if you want something you've never had, you're going to have to do something you've never done.

[touco]

It's quite obvious, you can't run the debt up like they have and keep paying for all the massive programs, this man is spot on

[helioncruz]

The federal government borrowed a lot of money from the Social Security Administration; has the government paid back?

[prismbrandingrealestatebra]

Please dont fall for these videos. These discussions are nothing more than pre-scripted skits design to make Milton Friedman's ideas appear unreproachable. Milton Friedman was highly paid lobbyist for large corporations. This is pure propaganda.

[EricVoegelin]

No such thing as a social good for neoliberals.

[spocksvulcanbrain]

The thing conservatives don't understand is that sometimes, something are done because they need to be done, not because they are cost effective.

[pstodghill]

I have been paying for over 30 years. I hope there is something when I get there.

[podchicane]

Not having a social security net like public medical care is making sure your kids will pay all of their lives for treatments you'll receive from 60 to 80-90 years old, and their kids pill pay for them, ad vitam eternam. Public medical care is a very simple mechanic: everyone pays a little so everyone can receive what they need when they need it without being afraid of getting in debt and missing their next mortgage payment because they had to take an ambulance to the ER.

[joeyrinard]

Rich old men is anyone else tired of there so called expertise we have been living with for the past decade and they still adter losing over and ovver looking stpid being wrong they still feel there advice is needed lolol😂