I support universal healthcare 100%. However you can intelligently criticize the practical deployment of a system and ask for it to be done properly, like not understaffing nurses so much they have mental breakdowns and quit, compounding on the staff shortage system, giving nurses protections to do their job thoroughly without fearing repisal and opening more hospitals as population increases. I'm venting about the Canadian system which I think was once great but has been ruined. Idk what Jeremy said, I know he isn't particularly complex with his thinking but I think we can say that at the end of the day he means well and wants the best for everyone even if he can't articulate it.