JQPublic1
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How do you know the problem is still there? And event one or two facilities are subpar that doesn't encompasses the entire network of VA hospitals and military hospitals. And since we haven't shown an example of private hospitals and introduced their scandals inti the conversation the discussion is incomplete and one sided.Hold on a minute. I think that's a fair comparison. I started this exchange with the idea that the medical facilities of this country should be militarized. One of your poorly educated friends brought up the VA scandals as proof that my idea wouldn't work. So Lakhotas challenge is valid and on topic.You mean in Arizona? I was right here. It was the exception - not the rule. Do some research on private doctor and hospital scandals. Most VA facilities do a good job of taking care of vets. I have no complaints - and I also have private healthcare insurance. I prefer the VA - as do most of my friends.
It's the exception....why not it's only one state...you fricken libs are a hoot.
Do some research on private doctor and hospital scandals. Tell us what you find...
Once again private doctors/hospitals are not the topic here, VA's are.
Private hospitals VA hospitals and military hospitals, should be judged on a case by case basis. That being said, the militarization of American medical care would be just as good or of better quality than it is today under private ownership. And..it would be a whole lot cheaper to operate. snd more affordable for everyone.
No you hold on a second we just had the military VA scandel... what did you think it just disappeared over night?
What do you think Obama fixed it?
It's still there, the problem is still there
Nope, I'm posting my own personal experiences... Your reaction is stupid!I never heard any soldiers complaining about their medical care in Military hospitals and clinics.Nothing I said is different. You just went off on a tangent because you misread what I said. Free healthcare socialized medicine. Thats when the hospitals are owned by the government and the medical personnel are all employees of the government. Operating Costs would be lowered considerably. Doctors would start at the rank of Captain, Nurses would start as 1st LTs, and aides, specialists and technicians would be enlisted. The chief administrator, depending on the size of the hospital and staff, could be a Colonel in smaller hospitals and up to a 2 star General in larger ones. People would still be required to have government insurance so as to offset operational costs but it would all be controlled centrally by the Feds instead of individual states or greedy private entities./-----/ Well that's different. You said "free healthcare" The Post Office is run by civil servants but postage isn't free. Please explain free healthcare and where their pay comes from.They won't have to work for free, they will become civil servants...government employees with a military rank and pay scale structure.
Operational costs would be controlled by the Feds....so would the quality (lack of).
Now you just posting random stupid shit?