You seem to be conflating intention and results in the opposite direction I usually see; you’re suggesting that the practical necessities of implementing universal healthcare are a part of the ideology or principles which lead one to seek it.
you’re suggesting that the practical necessities of implementing universal healthcare are a part of the ideology or principles which lead one to seek it.
Specifically an ideology/alief that causes one to decide which policies to support without thinking about how they would actually be implemented in practice.
You seem to be conflating intention and results in the opposite direction I usually see; you’re suggesting that the practical necessities of implementing universal healthcare are a part of the ideology or principles which lead one to seek it.
Specifically an ideology/alief that causes one to decide which policies to support without thinking about how they would actually be implemented in practice.