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[TreyE 10+ year member]

Well I hate to be the bearer of bad news but you all ready are. I guess it all boils down to that everyone is only looking out for themselves. I not going to continue this because you have your views and I have mine. I respect you for your views and I hope you do the same for me.

Oh I know I already am, but to further pay for them to do so angers me. I respect your views as you made very valid points that made me think about it. But to each their own. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

 

[TreyE 10+ year member]

Yep it is, just trying to make more racial issues. Medical schools are not turning down people because of their skin color.

Yea its ridiculous.

 

[here to buy 10+ year member]

i didnt read anything in this thread, but im gonna go on a whim here and say **** OBAMA

 

[bumpweLL.nYc 10+ year member]

same scam as auto insurance as far as im concerned. Never been in an accident never will. Ill never take a dime out of their piggy bank but I have to help the drunk gook fix his lexus. Or the airhead putting on her makeup who probably has a cheaper rate than me.

Besides the govt cant even help medicare from getting squeezed and their going to run the whole show? hahahah a few drug dealers got away with billions through medicare fronts. the money in that system would do a disappearing act that put houdini to shame.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=15178883

 

[Mike465 10+ year member]

This is a good watch

 

[TreyE 10+ year member]

same scam as auto insurance as far as im concerned. Never been in an accident never will. Ill never take a dime out of their piggy bank but I have to help the drunk gook fix his lexus. Or the airhead putting on her makeup who probably has a cheaper rate than me. Besides the govt cant even help medicare from getting squeezed and their going to run the whole show? hahahah a few drug dealers got away with billions through medicare fronts. the money in that system would do a disappearing act that put houdini to shame.

Ya medicare/caid had frauds that are ranging from ~4-10% of all the people.

Guess how much fraud their is in credit card companies? 0.03%

Weird huh?

 

[Mike465 10+ year member]

Ya medicare/caid had frauds that are ranging from ~4-10% of all the people.
Guess how much fraud their is in credit card companies? 0.03%

Weird huh?

Thats the truth and the 14 members in Bushes cabinet that signed the bill all resigned and went to work for the pharmaceutical industries.

 

[jdawg90 10+ year member]

That is because it is a lot cheaper to eat crap than it is to eat healthy.

water is free:fyi:

and these people are FAT... it's cheaper to eat less

 

[cotjones 10+ year member]

We would have to pay taxes on it but in the long run it comes out to be cheaper than having to pay insurance premiums, co-pays, medication, and other fees that the insurance compaines will not pay.
Universal health care is minimal coverage.

You only get what they want to give you. That means if you need kidney medicine because you have kidney cancer, you will not recieve it because they dont cover that.

If this was the case then why do contries that have socialized medicine have better health care than the United States?

We do not have enough room for everyone to get medical attention.

Everything how it is works out perfect. People who do not earn enough money to get insurance dont get it. Survival of the fittest

That is the most selfish shit I have ever heard

If thats the case then what the fvck is the point. people don't blame healthcare for people dying every day from flu, colds, and broken toes. It's cancer, and disease, and acute injury. You are saying it's going to be pretty much like many republicans on the other side of the fence do, "Sure it's free and available for everyone, but it sucks *** and won't do you any good."

You are missing a vital point. Other countries do have very successful universal health care programs but many of these have been the same and many others had infrastructures and government systems much different than the USA.

The problem is not whether or not readily available heath care would be good for the general population, but whether or not this system can be effectively implicated in our already stubborn economy.

 

[faulkton 5,000+ posts]

Here is my true life experience with healthcare in Korea. I got super sick. Fever, sweating, sore throat.. basically felt like death. I laid in bed two days before realizing it wasnt going away and i needed to go to the doctor. It was after 5 on a friday so my only option was the emergency room. I didnt have to wait at all, and got right in. They did blood work, urine analysis, chest x-ray (lungs), swine flu test, neck x-ray (checkin my lymphoids), EKG, gave me IV fluids, antibiotics, and they sent me home with a bunch of medication.

Guess what the ER visit cost me, WITHOUT INSURANCE and being a FOREIGNER?

Less than $160 US ....

Also at one point i got an eye infection from my contacts. I went to a regular doctors office. Again, ZERO wait. He checked out my eyes and gave me a prescription to fill at the pharmacy. Without insurance the office visit cost me $15 and it was $15 to fill the prescription for antibiotics and eye drops.

So last week, back in the good old USA i got another eye infection.. went to the eye doctor.. waited half an hour to be seen and then was charged $78 for the office visit, $83 for eye drops (pharmacy) and told to make another appointment to follow it up. That visit cost me another $78.

So for the same thing, basically pink eye, cost me $30 in Korea and $240 in the US.

I cant imagine what the ER visit would have cost in the US.. but i bet A LOT more than $160

We need reform!

 

[cotjones 10+ year member]

Here is my true life experience with healthcare in Korea. I got super sick. Fever, sweating, sore throat.. basically felt like death. I laid in bed two days before realizing it wasnt going away and i needed to go to the doctor. It was after 5 on a friday so my only option was the emergency room. I didnt have to wait at all, and got right in. They did blood work, urine analysis, chest x-ray (lungs), swine flu test, neck x-ray (checkin my lymphoids), EKG, gave me IV fluids, antibiotics, and they sent me home with a bunch of medication.
Guess what the ER visit cost me, WITHOUT INSURANCE and being a FOREIGNER?

Less than $160 US ....

Also at one point i got an eye infection from my contacts. I went to a regular doctors office. Again, ZERO wait. He checked out my eyes and gave me a prescription to fill at the pharmacy. Without insurance the office visit cost me $15 and it was $15 to fill the prescription for antibiotics and eye drops.

So last week, back in the good old USA i got another eye infection.. went to the eye doctor.. waited half an hour to be seen and then was charged $78 for the office visit, $83 for eye drops (pharmacy) and told to make another appointment to follow it up. That visit cost me another $78.

So for the same thing, basically pink eye, cost me $30 in Korea and $240 in the US.

I cant imagine what the ER visit would have cost in the US.. but i bet A LOT more than $160

We need reform!

Thats the point. You can't compare a program's success in another country with it's projected performance in the United States. There is no possible way that Koreans have all the same public services as Americans and then better cheaper health care. Their are trade-offs. Not to mention that the American economy has stabilized itself on the foundation of certain conditions. (such as our health care.) So it becomes not only a matter of simply changing health care policy, but also of reforming the entire economy.

 

[faulkton 5,000+ posts]

Thats the point. You can't compare a program's success in another country with it's projected performance in the United States. There is no possible way that Koreans have all the same public services as Americans and then better cheaper health care. Their are trade-offs. Not to mention that the American economy has stabilized itself on the foundation of certain conditions. (such as our health care.) So it becomes not only a matter of simply changing health care policy, but also of reforming the entire economy.

you dont know what your talking about.. i'm trying to tell you but..

u mad lol

 

[cotjones 10+ year member]

you dont know what your talking about.. i'm trying to tell you but..
u mad lol

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[jmanpc 5,000+ posts]

Wasn't everything cheap as hell in Korea?

 

[jmanpc 5,000+ posts]

1. Freedom to choose what's in your plan
With socialized medicine you do not need to be able to choose your plan. The point behind it is so that everyone in America can have free universial health care.

2. Freedom to be rewarded for healthy living, or pay your real costs

You will not have to pay for any of your visits, operations, or medication. There is over 47 million people in this country that does not have health insurance becasue they can not afford it. So who are we to tell tham that they can not get mediacal help?

3. Freedom to choose high-deductible coverage

Still missing the point of socialized medicine, there will no longer be a need to have to pay for heatlh insurance and high premiums. You will no longer have to get aprovial through your insurance company to go through on an operation. Why do you think the American Heatlh care system is not even ranked in the top 30 in the world?

4. Freedom to keep your existing plan

There is no need for a plan. If you need medical attention you will recieve it. You will not have to pay a co-pay be stuck with part of the bill that your insurance company refuses to pay

5. Freedom to choose your doctors

Socialized medicine does not dictate where you can and can not go for medical attention. You buy into all the liberal media lies.

Wow, Obama would love you- you've completely bought into his propaganda, and haven't done any research.

To the US government, you are the perfect citizen. Way to go.