The alwaysclassic fennel and sausage with plenty of dried crushed red pepper . <| sep |> If she ' s so ' inexperienced ', why is she the shadow President of the Board of Trade ? <| sep |> You are banned . <| sep |> First , I want to address your notion that socialists believe in more rights than libertarians it ' s just different ones . For instance , libertarians are much more likely to consider life and free speech to be rights socialists are more likely to consider those things that can be taken by the State for the greater good . On the other hand , employment and quality healthcare are indeed more likely to be considered rights by socialists than by libertarians . Meanwhile someone who believed status or sex to be rights would not be socialist or libertarian , but some other kind of political group . But ok , back to your main point what is the difference between basic healthcare and quality healthcare ? Surely the only difference is what other people have . In the US in 2016 , mammography is basic healthcare . In Chad in 2016 or the US in 1965 , mammography would be quality healthcare . Likewise , today it would be crazy to suggest that everyone has a right to a yearly fullbody MRI for cancer screening that would be too expensive and nobody does it . In 2036 it will hopefully be basic healthcare to which every American has a right . So if the c ostavailabilitypopularity of a treatment determines whether it ' s basic healthcare or quality healthcare , and that determination distinguishes rights from privileges , then the extent to which other people have a thing does indeed affect whether it ' s a right or a privilege .