Republican Approach to Healthcare
Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2017 7:43 pm

Actually, though, I guess nothing has stuck yet.
Not really. You must not have been following along at the time.Papa Willie wrote:Pretty much the same as Obamacare, isn't it?
Mikey wrote:
Actually, though, I guess nothing has stuck yet.
I couldn't help but notice that the hospital was not for profit. Perhaps we should adress that part of the health-care system.Wolfman wrote:There's nothing wrong with our "health care", it's the insurance business out of whack due to government welfare programs. Years ago the "poor" were cared by faith based hospitals and doctors who provided essentially pro bono or bartering. Ever notice so many hospitals are "Saint____", or even with a denominational name like "___Presbyterian" ? People weren't dying in the streets for lack of medical care. I will always refer to my bill for the birth of my older daughter in 1968. Mrs.O and baby O were in there for 4 days. I paid the bill with a personal check. Imagine being able to do that today?
I will give you that it is different than Obamacare, (we need to pass it to see what's in it), but it certainly isn't any better or worse.Mikey wrote:Not really. You must not have been following along at the time.Papa Willie wrote:Pretty much the same as Obamacare, isn't it?
Did you miss the part where he said many were cared for by hospitals with religious affiliations, or in this case one that was likely overseen by a municipal or county government? I still don't get why you can't be happy with this government run model that functioned rather well for the better part of the twentieth century? Why the need to go to a nationwide system? If your system is superior, show us knuckledraggers by doing it on the county or state level.BSmack wrote:I couldn't help but notice that the hospital was not for profit. Perhaps we should adress that part of the health-care system.Wolfman wrote:There's nothing wrong with our "health care", it's the insurance business out of whack due to government welfare programs. Years ago the "poor" were cared by faith based hospitals and doctors who provided essentially pro bono or bartering. Ever notice so many hospitals are "Saint____", or even with a denominational name like "___Presbyterian" ? People weren't dying in the streets for lack of medical care. I will always refer to my bill for the birth of my older daughter in 1968. Mrs.O and baby O were in there for 4 days. I paid the bill with a personal check. Imagine being able to do that today?
An average CEO salary isn't the reason Obamacare is failing. But by all means sell the class warfare narrative so low info citizens will get all worked up. Why not call out solar indurstry CEOs who are taking in similar amounts per year in compensation yet are taking in Billions of dollars in federal subsidies?Jsc810 wrote:Over the last 7 years, 70 healthcare CEOs combined have pulled in more than $9.8 billion dollars in pay.BSmack wrote:I couldn't help but notice that the hospital was not for profit. Perhaps we should adress that part of the health-care system.
Put everyone on Medicare and be done with it.
You will see it if the Republicans repeal, the single-payer bill in New York will definitely advance through the state Senate. It is a near guarantee that it will also pass in California.smackaholic wrote:Did you miss the part where he said many were cared for by hospitals with religious affiliations, or in this case one that was likely overseen by a municipal or county government? I still don't get why you can't be happy with this government run model that functioned rather well for the better part of the twentieth century? Why the need to go to a nationwide system? If your system is superior, show us knuckledraggers by doing it on the county or state level.BSmack wrote:I couldn't help but notice that the hospital was not for profit. Perhaps we should adress that part of the health-care system.Wolfman wrote:There's nothing wrong with our "health care", it's the insurance business out of whack due to government welfare programs. Years ago the "poor" were cared by faith based hospitals and doctors who provided essentially pro bono or bartering. Ever notice so many hospitals are "Saint____", or even with a denominational name like "___Presbyterian" ? People weren't dying in the streets for lack of medical care. I will always refer to my bill for the birth of my older daughter in 1968. Mrs.O and baby O were in there for 4 days. I paid the bill with a personal check. Imagine being able to do that today?
Yet somehow single-payer healthcare systems work in every industrialized country in the world.Left Seater wrote:That is perfect. States and counties should be handling this. What works in NYC likely won't work in rural Texas. Get the Feds out of health care.
Charlie Gard would disagree. Like Nazi death camps, just another example of what happens when you put Socialists in charge.BSmolensk wrote:Yet somehow single-payer healthcare systems work in every industrialized country in the world.Left Seater wrote:That is perfect. States and counties should be handling this. What works in NYC likely won't work in rural Texas. Get the Feds out of health care.
By what authority does the government get to determine whether a child lives or dies? I repeat: this is what happens when you put Socialists in charge. Don't you have toys to build, shorty?Menstrual Sale wrote:That kid was never going to make it. His dna sucked so Darwin took him. Wasting millions wasn't going to change that. Now go suck more orange cock you stupid fuck.
Are you a doctor, you fukking moron?Moving Sale wrote:That kid was never going to make it. His dna sucked so Darwin took him. Wasting millions wasn't going to change that. Now go suck more orange cock you stupid fuck.
Is it your opinion that among the things gov't should be in charge of is protecting citizens from predatory snake oil salesmen? Or would you fight the gov't on that one?Moving Sale wrote:The only thing the gov did was protected them from a predatory dr who was selling snake oil.
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I fight the gov everyday
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the gov should (with many checks) be in charge of some things and the private sector (with many checks) should be in charge of other things.
That is just not how it happened.smackaholic wrote:The parents gave up because there son's condition has degraded to the point now where there is no hope for him.
I would like to see the combined malpractice settlements for that period. I would also like to see the cost of procedures done purely on a CYA basis. I would bet that both numbers dwarf what those evil CEOs make.88 wrote:So, genius, you are suggesting that for about $1.4 billion a year, we can put everyone on Medicare and the numbers will work out? Or are you playing the I can shoot a magic unicorns out my ass show again?Jsc810 wrote:Over the last 7 years, 70 healthcare CEOs combined have pulled in more than $9.8 billion dollars in pay.[/url]
Put everyone on Medicare and be done with it.
Yet, you want them to provide you with healthcare?Moving Sale wrote:Yes I fight the gov everyday, how horrible of me.
Great argument until you go visit the Cleveland Clinic, The Mayo Clinic, MD Anderson, etc. These facilities are covered with foreigners from these same industrialized countries getting medical treatment not available at home.BSmack wrote:Yet somehow single-payer healthcare systems work in every industrialized country in the world.Left Seater wrote:That is perfect. States and counties should be handling this. What works in NYC likely won't work in rural Texas. Get the Feds out of health care.
You want go to 100% not for profit insurance companies? Im down for that.smackaholic wrote:Yet, you want them to provide you with healthcare?Moving Sale wrote:Yes I fight the gov everyday, how horrible of me.
Of course not. You spend all your time trying to getting guilty cocksuckers off with the same kind of chicken shit antics you pull in here. Since you get your ass handed to you every time you post, we can assume most of your public defender clients are rotting in jail.Moving Sale wrote:I have never sued anyone in my life you stupid fuck.
Then you obviously have no fucking clue as to how inept, inefficient, and corrupt a lot of non profits are. Insurance companies would figure out how to game that so fast.Moving Sale wrote:You want go to 100% not for profit insurance companies? Im down for that.smackaholic wrote:Yet, you want them to provide you with healthcare?Moving Sale wrote:Yes I fight the gov everyday, how horrible of me.