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<blockquote data-quote="oldslowandugly" data-source="post: 1030128" data-attributes="member: 659"><p>This is just another chapter in the Manhattan yellow pages sized book called 'How Big Money Fucks Us'. Health care is a business. Not a service, a business. A business is there to make money. OK, fine. But when they get together to fix prices, deny care, and then pay the big shots millions for fucking us, then it is time to act. I am sure the Conservaturds will scream COMMUNISM! at any attempt to nationalize health care. Because the Republicunt party is bought and owned by Big Money. And if they can't make a buck off it, they are against it. It is sad, because a national health care system would have nothing to do with who your doctor was, or what kind of care you would get. They would set standards, and handle payments. Just like Medicare does. Funny how most other advanced countries can have universal health care for their citizens, and bring it in for far less than we pay for it. You would get the same high standard of care no matter where you live.&nbsp; A fraction of our military spending could pay for it.&nbsp; And don't tell me how wonderful our health care is . We are far down on the list of life expectancy.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="oldslowandugly, post: 1030128, member: 659"] This is just another chapter in the Manhattan yellow pages sized book called 'How Big Money Fucks Us'. Health care is a business. Not a service, a business. A business is there to make money. OK, fine. But when they get together to fix prices, deny care, and then pay the big shots millions for fucking us, then it is time to act. I am sure the Conservaturds will scream COMMUNISM! at any attempt to nationalize health care. Because the Republicunt party is bought and owned by Big Money. And if they can't make a buck off it, they are against it. It is sad, because a national health care system would have nothing to do with who your doctor was, or what kind of care you would get. They would set standards, and handle payments. Just like Medicare does. Funny how most other advanced countries can have universal health care for their citizens, and bring it in for far less than we pay for it. You would get the same high standard of care no matter where you live. A fraction of our military spending could pay for it. And don't tell me how wonderful our health care is . We are far down on the list of life expectancy. [/QUOTE]

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