Sinergy
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ORIGINAL: MsSonnetMarwood Free, of course, in that it's paid for out of your taxes. Am I the only person who realizes that "free medical care" like they have in Canada or England actually means "health care subsidized by the government and paid for out of taxpayers money?" We actually have that in the United States. Go into a public hospital, get your heart transplant after waiting days or weeks, the hospital gets paid 4x what the hospital in England gets paid for the procedure. Besides which, socialized medicine (as they have in England and Canada which is subsidized by the government) allows for PREVENTATIVE CARE so the person doesnt actually have to crawl into the emergency room at death's door and get expensive surgery to fix. I hear people argue against things like employer health plans and government sponsored universal health care, and I just want to throw a full colostomy bag at them. It is like perscription coverage under Medicare. Drug companies dont want to have to negotiate drug prices with the federal government. Erego, no perscription drug coverage under Medicare. We, as the consumer, get screwed once more. And thrown in jail if we go to Canada to fill our perscriptions. Makes me want to emigrate to Fiji and pick coconuts for a living until I die of some weird, unnamed tropical illness which is not cured by my getting an orangutan tattoo on my penis. Just me, could be wrong, etc. Sinergy
< Message edited by Sinergy -- 7/15/2006 10:54:00 PM >
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