Yeah, this one's really easy.
Healthcare costs money. If something costs money, it cannot be a human right.
Here's how that works:
If healthcare is a human right, does that mean you will pay for my health care? Where can I send my bill?
Oh, you don't want to pay for me? Why not? Let me guess! You want the government to pay for me.
So how does the government pay for things? That's right! It takes the money from you anyway. Taxes! So now you are paying for me even though you didn't want to when I was sending you a bill.
Do you understand how frustrating it is to constantly deal with people so stupid that they get confused by one degree of separation? It's one single degree. It's really not that hard to keep track of.
Your money > my bill = 😡
Your money > the government > my bill = 😁
When I asked you to pay for my health care, you probably felt uncomfortable with that. But if you give your money to the government and the government pays for my health care, you're all smiles.
...But that's the same thing, you fucking moron. It's forcing one person to pay for another person. You can't call something "a right" if someone else has to pay for it. You can't have a right to make somebody do something for you if they don't want to.
Is food a human right? Pay for my food. Is housing a human right? Pay for my house. Is sex a human right? What if the government told you you had to fuck some gross loser because he had a right to have sex, and it was your turn to provide?
I hope this helps, sweetheart. By the way, this is why successful civilizations never let women vote.