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If Health Care is a Right should we have an army like draft for Medical Workers?

I mean.. if it really is a RIGHT... and ALL must have equall and the BEST health care.. It is clear isnt it.. that we must draft the most intelligent people in colleges into the medical care army? It sounds kinda silly.. but isnt this the natural conclusion i have to draw from you socialist/democrat/liberal readers of this question. Please.. explain how its not logical and moral from your perspective.

Public Comments

1. With the army - at one point you are fighting for YOUR life. In the medical profession, you are fighting for THEIR lives. Would you, as a patient, want a nurse that has been forced to do this job? Not everyone CAN be a nurse - so not everyone should be. While a draft sounds like "the" idea to prevent worker shortage - i do not think that this will be a real solution. Maybe it`s time to look why there are not enough people to do that kind of work. There should be the solution, methinks.
2. Health care is not a right. Where do people get this stuff?! If you can afford it, or if you even want it at all, is up to you. Healthcare is a choice.
3. I think conscriptory service is a great idea. I do not think that the military or the medical field is for everyone, however if we had a system that would let people choose a civic service job to work at for 2 years it would greatly improve America. In my time in the Army I saw a lot of "turds" who joined up because they had nothing going on for them. Drains on society, if you will. After a few months of pain realizing it would not be the free ride they thought it might have been they began to become productive members of our team. Im sure that when some of them go back to the real world they will be much better of because of the sometimes unpleasant, but but very structuring time in the military. How about a choice between Military Public health care Public sanitation or something like Americorp, building and improving homes for low income residents.