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I love the way you step into it ruffy and then complain when you are challenged.
You intimate I am a old goat living in a care center under state medicaid and get upset when I simply call you a clown, especially when you claim to be a part time comedian. Typical liberal tactic, love to dish it out but can't take a challenge. wish I had more time but some of us have to work when at work. Swampy
I find it interesting coming from someone on social security, medicare, medicaid...
I just figured you were an old man that is on government systems and saying how bad they are...[/QUOTE
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Here i am with 2 threads on 2 other sites navigating all over them while waiting for this one to load one page! now I have to wait while I login while replying to others on the other sites and after that it takes another 10 minutes to get where I FINALLY am now, just so I can finally say that in this exchange I see which Member is doing all the ASSUMING. We all know what happens after that don't we?![]()
I think I'll go fill out another report card on (Oh wait, I already did while waiting on these servors) Obummer!
Ted Nugent for President!
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Watch the video, enough said.
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Nugent ROCKED then...He ROCKS now!! And this site is SLOWWWWWW
Wow.... this one happened so much faster!
It is called compromise and that is the way democratic systems work. It isn't selling out.
Agreed on the not letting people complain about the outcome if they didn't vote, but I don't trust the majority of people in this country. Most of them don't know much about the current bill. Like a poster on this thread that thought that the limits for coverage were going to be 10k per family. I wouldn't want him voting for anything.This health care bill is so important and so far reaching, it should have never been up to the government to vote on it. It should have been up to the people. That way, yea or nea, at least if you didnt vote you couldnt *****.
Good points, but what are your thoughts on states making you buy car insurance in order to get your car registered? It is the same thing, no?Most of the politicians in Washington, and I do mean MOST of them do not have the best interests of the American people at heart. It is unnacceptable. As far as requiring people to buy health care, its outrageous. 32 million new customers for the insurance giants. I wonder how much they had to pay for that? You cant tell me that that number wont make them money. Its sickening.
Agreed on the not letting people complain about the outcome if they didn't vote, but I don't trust the majority of people in this country. Most of them don't know much about the current bill. Like a poster on this thread that thought that the limits for coverage were going to be 10k per family. I wouldn't want him voting for anything.
Good points, but what are your thoughts on states making you buy car insurance in order to get your car registered? It is the same thing, no?
Good points, but what are your thoughts on states making you buy car insurance in order to get your car registered? It is the same thing, no?
No dude, I just look at name calling as petty and doesn't belong in discussions.
So am I to take this as an apoligy for the your initial claim or are you validating my determination you can pass it out but you can't take it coming back. Swampy
The cost of health care in this country is directly related to:
A; The immense power of the insurance industry and their UNREGULATED ability to charge what they can get away with. Much like the utility industries in the 70's.
B; The court systems lack of backbone which allows frivolous lawsuits against doctors and hospitals...which results in astronomical insurance costs for ALL doctors and hospitals to cover their arses....
C; Drug companies....see A above.
D; Politicians who find it "financially" more responsile (for their pockets, anyway) to do as the lobbiest wishes rather than the people they represent.
E; Politicians who refuse to institute term limits when the American people would vote for it, ensuring that they stay life long members to a system that feeds itself, like a parasite on a dog, by the very people whom they should be looking out for. There by perpetuating a never ending cycle of greed, corruption, lying and deciet caused by a small minority of people (lobbiests) who do not represent America as a whole.
If this Healthcare Bill were voted on by the American people, it would more than likely fail with 2 out of 3 Americans voting against.
ahh ha. i can grasp that concept. it is actually quite similar here in bc. we all must pay into the bc medical service plan (depending on how much money you make). it is approximately $100 per month to cover both my wife and i. when i was younger and making way less money, i just flat out didn't pay. however, the government would take any money i was entitled to on my tax refunds at the end of the year, up untill they figured i had paid them everything i owed them.
but regardless if i was paying or not, i was never denied medical care. during that time i broke my thumb sledding. i had 2 surgeries and a set of xrays done on each occasion. never once did i see a bill. i don't even know what something like that would cost.
for quite a few years now, my employers have paid my bc medical, so i don't see that $100/month anymore. but i do pay about 26% in deductions off of my gross pay (taxes, canada pension contributions, and employment insurance). and canada taxes the hell out of cigarettes and junk food to pay for medical. no problem for me cuz i don't smoke and generally eat healthy.
i hope it all works out for you guys. sucks to have a hand shoved into your pocket. on that note though, is the average cost of health insurance expected to go down with the increased number of people paying into it?
we all must pay into the bc medical service plan (depending on how much money you make).
"i was never denied medical care"
down here they say ...kiss my azz sucker.i dont care if i was your primary doctor for 40 years.. CASH OR CREDIT CARDS FIRST BEOTCH.
this happend to me
Well, I think our health care system is pretty advanced, don't you? We expect miracles from doctors, and expect them to do EVERYTHING they possibly can, ALL THE TIME. Even when it doesn't make any difference in the outcome and the doctors are to chicken to tell the patient so.Ruffy...please justify and support your position that "we as americans are demanding the greatest and most technological healthcare possible" argument.
What is the causality? Is it because we need it? Or is it because we want it and we think new stuff is better then old stuff?It's called capitalism when a clinic opens and they have all the latest and greatest because they want to serve the patients in the area rather than let them go to the next town for service isn't it? Really no different than having 2 BK's in the same town is it?
Well, I think our health care system is pretty advanced, don't you? We expect miracles from doctors, and expect them to do EVERYTHING they possibly can, ALL THE TIME. Even when it doesn't make any difference in the outcome and the doctors are to chicken to tell the patient so.
What is the causality? Is it because we need it? Or is it because we want it and we think new stuff is better then old stuff?
edit: Also, is it because these new technologies have a higher profit margin then the old ones? Is it easier to "sell" the service compared to other things?