Socialist reductionism always works for me, although never as I expect.
"Health is important. Doctors should be free, right?" - Yes.
"But what about housing?! People can't just freeze to death. So housing should be universally free for everyone, right?" - Yes.
"Clothing is just as important as housing. Clothing?" - Yes.
"And food? You can't live without food. Universal free
food?" - Yes.
"And without access to technology, you can't get a job, so surely the government should provide computers and phones. Otherwise people have no chance of rising out of poverty. Universal technology?" - Yes.
I'm pretty sure no one has ever gotten the point, and I've only turned half-hearted socialists into full-blown socialists. Oh well.
Yes, yes, no because clothing is affordable and not gone after a single use, yes, no but internet should be a utility and libraries should have computers available. Am I too socialist?
