TruckOSaurus on 18 September 2012
Kasz216 said:
Yes. Look up the definition of Welfare... and you'll notice universal healthcare fits the bill. Or, at least those who take out more then they put in anyway. |
Just looked it up to see if I had the wrong impression of what welfare was. To me someone "on welfare" was someone who didn't work and received financial aid.
The definition I found for "on welfare" was "Receiving regular assistance from the government or private agencies because of need." so I don't think all Canadians would fall under this since healthy people don't receive regular assistance for the universal healthcare system.
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