the new health care?

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by saden1

That's where the constitution and the court system come into play. No system can ever be perfect including ours (see locking up people without trial) but it sure beats a lot of other systems except the system used by the Federation where people "live and work to better themselves" and the Federation exists "to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life forms and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before."

Any comment I could add to that could be a spoiler so we will let it fly.

[Trample the Elderly]

Originally Posted by saden1

Democracy is a beautiful thing. Go get people to vote for your preferred policy and you too can enjoy whatever form of government you want. It's a shame the jazz in some people's mouth is still so worm they have to resort to using cliché and buzz words like fascism and socialism. Terrible shame.

I hear Somalia is great this time of the year. Don't forget to get a tan, we don't want you to standout.

That's why we have (had) a Republic and not a Democracy. The people will vote for any damn thing they feel like unless there are laws to stop them. Democracy is nothing more than Mob Rule. Just because voters have the mine to say, vote for free housing or a free Hummer with gold platted rims, doesn't mean it's lawful.
I'm sick right now but I don't expect anyone to take care of me. Why should I pay more money to pay for someone else's health? How is it that liberals want to seperate Christianity from government but still expect non-Christians like myself to be my "so-called" brother's keeper?
You forgot to include Progressivism in your list. It's not much of a "change" either, just see how Woodrow Wilson wanted to make the world safe for Democracy by going to war with countries that never attacked us. Does that sound familiar? Your lovely Progressive movement gave us the Federal Reserve. Now we get to have free health care just like they have in England and Cuba. Thanks :vomit:

[saden1]

LOL...Hope you can afford your medical bills, we don't have universal healthcare yet.

Representative Democracy:

"the United States relies on representative democracy, but [its] system of government is much more complex than that. [It is] not a simple representative democracy, but a constitutional republic in which majority rule is tempered by minority rights protected by law."

Ron Paul lost. I'm so sorry for your loss.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by saden1

LOL...Hope you can afford your medical bills, we don't have universal healthcare yet.

Representative Democracy:


Ron Paul lost. I'm so sorry for your loss.

I currently pay around $650 per month for a family plan and I'm sure its much better and cheaper then anything the goverment can come up with. I do believe we need to overhaul health insurance I just don't want it run by the goverment.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by firstdown

I currently pay around $650 per month for a family plan and I'm sure its much better and cheaper then anything the goverment can come up with. I do believe we need to overhaul health insurance I just don't want it run by the goverment.

How can $650 a month be cheaper than free???

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[saden1]

Originally Posted by firstdown

I currently pay around $650 per month for a family plan and I'm sure its much better and cheaper then anything the goverment can come up with. I do believe we need to overhaul health insurance I just don't want it run by the goverment.

Yeah, because private health care providers aren't going to screw you like the government.

For the lazy and those who don't particularly care:

...The firm eventually pleaded guilty to charges that it overbilled state and federal health plans, paying a record $1.7 billion in fines.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by saden1

Yeah, because private health care providers aren't going to screw you like the government.

For the lazy and those who don't particularly care:

Hey thats just another arguement of why the goverment should not be involved in health ins.. It will be fill with fraud just like you kindly pointed out with your link.

[Beemnseven]

Since someone mentioned Ron Paul, who is a medical doctor, I thought it would be important to hear what he says about health care:

We should remember that HMOs did not arise because of free-market demand, but rather because of government mandates. The HMO Act of 1973 requires all but the smallest employers to offer their employees HMO coverage, and the tax code allows businesses -- but not individuals -- to deduct the cost of health insurance premiums. The result is the illogical coupling of employment and health insurance, which often leaves the unemployed without needed catastrophic coverage.

While many in Congress are happy to criticize HMOs today, the public never hears how the present system was imposed upon the American people by federal law.

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by firstdown

Hey thats just another arguement of why the goverment should not be involved in health ins.. It will be fill with fraud just like you kindly pointed out with your link.

We have all heard of the $5,000 toilet seat. Get ready for the $5,000 sepository.

[Trample the Elderly]

Originally Posted by Beemnseven

Since someone mentioned Ron Paul, who is a medical doctor, I thought it would be important to hear what he says about health care:

Good one!

[Trample the Elderly]

Originally Posted by saden1

LOL...Hope you can afford your medical bills, we don't have universal healthcare yet.

Representative Democracy:


Ron Paul lost. I'm so sorry for your loss.

You just backed up my argument dingus. Yeah, I pay for my own health care, nor would I want "free" medicine. Ron Paul was not nominated by a major party last time?

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by Beemnseven

Since someone mentioned Ron Paul, who is a medical doctor, I thought it would be important to hear what he says about health care:

The federal goverment also mandates that health ins co have all sorts of coverages that the average person does not need. Its more like one ploicy fits all and it drives up the cost to everyone who purchases ins. I don't have a problem with the estabishment of a basic type policy and then allow comsumers to add additional coverages they feel their family needs.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

We have all heard of the $5,000 toilet seat. Get ready for the $5,000 sepository.

Man that's just gotta hurt!

[70Chip]

I don't know why they only promised 2 trillion. They could have said 10 trillion since everyone knows it's a load of b.s. anyways. If they hang around Obama's people long enough they will eventually learn this lesson. By providing the administration with this phony cost cutting fig leaf, they have guaranteed their continued viability and profitability. It is the best money they will never have to spend.

[Slingin Sammy 33]

Originally Posted by 70Chip

I don't know why they only promised 2 trillion. They could have said 10 trillion since everyone knows it's a load of b.s. anyways. If they hang around Obama's people long enough they will eventually learn this lesson. By providing the administration with this phony cost cutting fig leaf, they have guaranteed their continued viability and profitability. It is the best money they will never have to spend.

You're exactly right. Great move by the AMA and pharmacutical lobby. It's simple Sales 101, throw out a cost leader ($ 2T in savings over 10 years, unquantified). Get cozy with the current Administration and Congress as they jam a MASSIVE entitlement program down the throat of the American people. At the end of the day come away with 46 million new customers and the other 250+ million need to play by the rules set by the Obama admin and Dem congress (which I'm sure will be quite favorable for the AMA and pharm cos. as long as they continue to endorse and fund Dem campaigns).