Jiang argues that MAID in Canada is morally corrosive because it functions as a utilitarian mechanism for removing poor people so that the affluent face less strain in public systems such as hospitals.
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Hospitals
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...so that the rich don't have to stand in line in hospitals anymore and people know this and so you least you you lose..."
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Jiang says hospitals and universities show the same pattern: productive staff counts stay relatively flat while administrative jobs proliferate dramatically.
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"...so that the rich don't have to stand in line in hospitals anymore and people know this and so you least you you lose..."
"purpose your morality as Society so I think in the long term what Canada is doing is basically digging its own grave um so..."
"...growth of administrative jobs like in every situation okay which is hospitals universities the growth of initiative jobs for the past 20 years has..."
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