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And who pays for those services the people demand, the people.
That you pay for services is great, keep up the good work, and we're proud of you. Just don't don't get an illness that uses up all your savings and leaves you unable to work. The evidence from the VA indicates that more vets want to be admitted to the VA health care programs, too many for their budget. But none of that is my argument, I'm saying that if the American people want a health care program, America will have health care program--maybe during your lifetime.
Unable to work? Bullshit. Unless you're paralyzed from the neck down or institutionalized in a wraparound jacket, I don't buy that "unable to work" garbage. Oh, you may not be able to do the job you WANT to do, but there are still ALWAYS jobs out there that can be done.
It really is a matter of the spoiled brat syndrome manifesting itself in elder years.
In generations past, that was never the case. If you worked as a farmer, you were working the farm, cleaning stalls, pitching hay, and tilling the ground up until your 70s. That was normal. That was how life was.
Harland Sanders didn't even start Kentucky Fried Chicken, until age 62, and he worked his butt off for years until 1972 when he sold it for $2 Million dollars.
But no no, we're 60 years old and that entitles us to sit on our ass, and have everyone else pay for everything we have.
if the American people decide they want health care, we will have health care still stands and it doesn't matter that Harland Sanders made chicken.
We need to end the "I earned my health care for free" mentality in this country.
All that does is further fuel the blank check waste of available resources that we do have.
We need to end the "I earned my health care for free" mentality in this country.
All that does is further fuel the blank check waste of available resources that we do have.
yes liberals pretend what they are stealing is a natural resource, not the hard work of others!
We need to end the "I earned my health care for free" mentality in this country.
All that does is further fuel the blank check waste of available resources that we do have.
yes liberals pretend what they are stealing is a natural resource, not the hard work of others!
Do people steal their Social Security checks?
I don't have the right, but the people of the United States have the right.Why do you believe that you have thw right to have other people provide you with goods and services that you do not then have ti pay for?That you pay for services is great, keep up the good work, and we're proud of you. Just don't don't get an illness that uses up all your savings and leaves you unable to work.
Unable to work? Bullshit. Unless you're paralyzed from the neck down or institutionalized in a wraparound jacket, I don't buy that "unable to work" garbage. Oh, you may not be able to do the job you WANT to do, but there are still ALWAYS jobs out there that can be done.
It really is a matter of the spoiled brat syndrome manifesting itself in elder years.
In generations past, that was never the case. If you worked as a farmer, you were working the farm, cleaning stalls, pitching hay, and tilling the ground up until your 70s. That was normal. That was how life was.
Harland Sanders didn't even start Kentucky Fried Chicken, until age 62, and he worked his butt off for years until 1972 when he sold it for $2 Million dollars.
But no no, we're 60 years old and that entitles us to sit on our ass, and have everyone else pay for everything we have.
I had the feeling that America has always had poor and disabled and that was the reason for the County poor farms and such. But my argument that if the American people decide they want health care, we will have health care still stands and it doesn't matter that Harland Sanders made chicken.
The whole concept of a "right" for someone to get something is contradictory.
The whole concept of a "right" for someone to get something is contradictory.
Are you people on the left reading this? This statement is exactly right. You don't have the 'right' to demand something from someone else. That's why we on the right consistently fight to reduce or eliminate you stealing our money.
It really is a matter of the spoiled brat syndrome manifesting itself in elder years.
In generations past, that was never the case. If you worked as a farmer, you were working the farm, cleaning stalls, pitching hay, and tilling the ground up until your 70s. That was normal. That was how life was.
Harland Sanders didn't even start Kentucky Fried Chicken, until age 62, and he worked his butt off for years until 1972 when he sold it for $2 Million dollars.
But no no, we're 60 years old and that entitles us to sit on our ass, and have everyone else pay for everything we have.
I had the feeling that America has always had poor and disabled and that was the reason for the County poor farms and such. But my argument that if the American people decide they want health care, we will have health care still stands and it doesn't matter that Harland Sanders made chicken.
Your argument is for tyranny. I'm against tyranny.
And your argument is for a system that simply doesn't work. Cuban people can't even get Aspirin for their 'free' health care. Canadians routinely come to the US for care, instead of waiting years, even decades for care. British move to the US, because care they want isn't even offered there.
Your argument will result in the American version of Greece. The Soviet Union failed because socialism doesn't work. You advocate something with a proven track record of failure.
If you push this, you'll end up with exactly what you don't want.
has a mixed economic system, the mixture: socialism and capitalism.
Health Care Is A Right Not a Privilege!
Let's be clear. Our health care system is disintegrating. Today, 46 million people have no health insurance and even more are underinsured with high deductibles and co-payments. At a time when 60 million people, including many with insurance, do not have access to a medical home, more than 18,000 Americans die every year from preventable illnesses because they do not get to the doctor when they should. This is six times the number who died at the tragedy of 9/11 - but this occurs every year.
In the midst of this horrendous lack of coverage, the U.S. spends far more per capita on health care than any other nation - and health care costs continue to soar. At $2.4 trillion dollars, and 18 percent of our GDP, the skyrocketing cost of health care in this country is unsustainable both from a personal and macro-economic perspective.
Sen. Bernie Sanders: Health Care Is a Right, Not a Privilege
The US healthcare sector is a purely paper industry that is 14 % of the US economy. Because of its size, the hedge fund managers, using the free cash of 401k/IRA contributions, keep pumping it bigger and bigger forever.
The US healthcare sector is only one example of the larger US economy, that is generally moving away from a supply-demand based buyer-provider pricing, to a 3rd party pricing in all industries.
When a 3rd party defines cash flow, such as by insurance policies or by lending, the prices become unknown until invoices are generated. Then, the 3rd party defers most of that payment down to the buyer who had no influence in the pricing.
So, the US healthcare sector will continue to drive companies out of business and individuals into bankruptcy, in ever larger numbers and without any limit.
Health care is 17% of the economy and growing at an unsustainable rate.
Government and group health care employer paid for is the problem.
The US healthcare sector is a purely paper industry that is 14 % of the US economy. Because of its size, the hedge fund managers, using the free cash of 401k/IRA contributions, keep pumping it bigger and bigger forever.
The US healthcare sector is only one example of the larger US economy, that is generally moving away from a supply-demand based buyer-provider pricing, to a 3rd party pricing in all industries.
When a 3rd party defines cash flow, such as by insurance policies or by lending, the prices become unknown until invoices are generated. Then, the 3rd party defers most of that payment down to the buyer who had no influence in the pricing.
So, the US healthcare sector will continue to drive companies out of business and individuals into bankruptcy, in ever larger numbers and without any limit.
Health care is 17% of the economy and growing at an unsustainable rate.
Government and group health care employer paid for is the problem.
I agree that group health care paid by employers is a big ptoblem and the root cause for this bubble.
But why government healthcare? Government healthcare is the way every other country keeps its healthcare costs under control, and makes labor 50 % cheaper than the USA after discounting currency manipulations.
I think government healthcare is an absolute must, because any incident, such as geriatric conditions, can never fit any insurance model after happening 100 % of the time with 100 % fatality.
Of course, we could just accept that we were never meant to live forever, but ... no one will accept that as long as someone else pays for his care. HEHE
[MENTION=35264]regent[/MENTION] By your reasoning,If a democratic nation does not want a program, the people should be able to rid their nation of said program. So Britain, Canada and the others unhappy with their medical program can vote for the party that will remove it.
I'm sure some believe that America would like to rid this country of Social Security as Bush intimated, but it's still here and Republicans seem to have dropped their attempt to privatize it. Maybe Americans do not want to rid the nation of Social Security?
America, as most nations, has a mixed economic system, the mixture: socialism and capitalism.
I had the feeling that America has always had poor and disabled and that was the reason for the County poor farms and such. But my argument that if the American people decide they want health care, we will have health care still stands and it doesn't matter that Harland Sanders made chicken.
Your argument is for tyranny. I'm against tyranny.
And your argument is for a system that simply doesn't work. Cuban people can't even get Aspirin for their 'free' health care. Canadians routinely come to the US for care, instead of waiting years, even decades for care. British move to the US, because care they want isn't even offered there.
Your argument will result in the American version of Greece. The Soviet Union failed because socialism doesn't work. You advocate something with a proven track record of failure.
If you push this, you'll end up with exactly what you don't want.
If a democratic nation does not want a program, the people should be able to rid their nation of said program. So Britain, Canada and the others unhappy with their medical program can vote for the party that will remove it.
I'm sure some believe that America would like to rid this country of Social Security as Bush intimated, but it's still here and Republicans seem to have dropped their attempt to privatize it. Maybe Americans do not want to rid the nation of Social Security?
America, as most nations, has a mixed economic system, the mixture: socialism and capitalism.
The whole concept of a "right" for someone to get something is contradictory.
Are you people on the left reading this? This statement is exactly right. You don't have the 'right' to demand something from someone else. That's why we on the right consistently fight to reduce or eliminate you stealing our money.
it is stealing; that's why they need men with guns, in the end, to take what is yours.
Liberalism is essentially about violence.
Lets hear a liberal deny it!.
