Health care is a human right

Alright. Let's look at Canada. Free Healthcare, And it is a right in Canada. Oh, What a marvelous dreamland, Right? No! Here in the US, At least in a hospital, It usually takes around 2 hours to see a doctor for a non-urgent matter. In Canada, There is no way you can get a same-day meeting with a doctor unless you are near death. Why do I say that? Because in Canada, They don't check patients on a first come, First serve basis because that is simply not possible with a single-payer system. Why is it not possible to do first come, First serve? Because thanks to the Canadian government giving free medication handouts, (with the exception of urgent care. In that case, They go straight to the ER and into a hospital room) every single person who used to go to retail clinics to get their treatments don't have reason to go to a much faster retail clinic anymore. With the free health care Canada gives, Everybody from non-urgent matters like a cold, To people who are on the brink of death is now concentrated in one, Single building that causes long wait times. It is not good that a person with a cold is essentially forced to go to a hospital, A place that was meant for only people with urgent matters and planned surgeries. Now, Canada has to organize people who need to see a doctor through urgency. In a retail clinic, A person with the common cold can just walk in, Wait around half an hour to an hour depending on the day, And get their consultation and their shots, And walk out with their medication. But once you concentrate a lot of people in one building (the building being the hospital), People with the cold who just want their darn shot have to spend almost their entire day (if they are lucky) to even see a doctor. And if you are not lucky, Oh boy, Let's just hope you can last weeks on end with a cold before you actually get your shot But you are right about the fact that people in Germany are healthier than people here in the US. But it most definitely isn't because of free handouts. It's because the people of Germany have better eating habits than we do here in America, And they think logically and not follow the idiotic ideas the American left try's to shove down our throats. America has an obesity epidemic. We all know that. But the American left and all the mainstream celebrities now are pushing this cruel, Sick joke saying "it's ok to be fat". These celebrities on the left are encouraging our children that it is ok to eat that quarter-pounder Whopper from Burger King because "it's ok". Don't believe this is a thing? A quick Google search that says "Fat Acceptance" will show you I am not kidding. This is what the American left has become: hypocrites who complain and cry whenever somebody says to eat and stay healthy, While also bitching about how other countries are healthier because they are receiving free handouts from their government. While free medical handouts seem good on paper, And the left shows us how "healthy" other countries are because of "free healthcare", In reality, It is a mess when free healthcare is actually put to work. Besides, I don't think it's fair that the taxes I pay for with my hard-earned cash is going to fund some strangers 5th free gastric bypass surgery that keeps eating quarter-pounder Whoppers "because it's ok to be fat. " People should be responsible for their health, Not the government. The government should stay out of health care and let us the people determine where we get our care from. Because I am not paying more in taxes for a gastric-bypass surgery for someone I don't even know. Other countries can do whatever they want to and do more harm than good, But America will (hopefully) never make health care a right.