Healthcare is not a human right. You are not entitled to someone’s labor.
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Posted Dec 1, 2019, 3:24 AM UTC
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I mean, I’m a public defender, and people are definitely entitled to my labor, so....
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Proscribed by the Sixth Amendment but not a natural human right and certainly not provided for without compensation that you elect to provide of your own free will. No one is going to enslave you to exercise their right to counsel in criminal defense.
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And universal healthcare wouldn’t enslave doctors? They would still get paid just as I do.
Also, the right to counsel is proscribed by both the 5th and 6th amendment, but who’s counting
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Its not like the doctors don’t get paid.