Many people, just as they become eligible for Medicare, discover that the insurance rug has been pulled out from under them. Some doctors — often internists but also gastroenterologists, gynecologists, psychiatrists and other specialists — are no longer accepting Medicare, either because they have opted out of the insurance system or they are not accepting new patients with Medicare coverage. The doctors’ reasons: reimbursement rates are too low and paperwork too much of a hassle.
jpete wrote:No, you made your point perfectly fine.
jpete wrote:What's moral or "Christian" about stealing the fruit of my labor and forcing me at the point of a gun to pay for something that encourages sloth(isn't that a deadly sin?)
jpete wrote:And what about the government leads you to believe that they will drive the cost down? When has that ever happened in the history of the world?
jpete wrote:And what happens to me if I don't want to practice your and BHO's "once of prevention"? Are you going to imprison me?
jpete wrote:Altruism is nice in theory but I'm not buying it from you.
BillMarti wrote:We have a vaccine to prevent polio do people still get polio,
BillMarti wrote:how about measles,mumps,scarlet fever,most STD's
BillMarti wrote:So even if they find cures what will change?
BillMarti wrote:It's all an excuse to control our lives and strip away more of our rights by you know who.
BillMarti wrote:Yes people still get polio I know somebody that died from it. And things have not changed STD's are running rampant. And many 90% of my relatives died from cancer and heart disease. There is much research that has been done over many years and many look promising but no magic bullet yet OH I forgot stem cell research will do it, sorry I don't have that much faith.
Bill S
Devil505 wrote:I'll leave the moral question up to each individual's moral judgments & values.As far as stealing "the fruit of my labor and forcing me at the point of a gun to pay"....that was made legal by The XVI Amendment, February 25, 1913.
Devil505 wrote:(letting an innocent child starve is immoral & Un-Christian........
Devil505 wrote:Many times...Just one example was the fruits of the U.S. Space program (a huge government funded program) that drastically reduced the costs of All consumer electronics from Hi Def TV to computers. Now that we are out of the scientific research "Dark Ages" of the last 8 years, I expect many great & cost savings discoveries in the health field.
Devil505 wrote: Nope....Universal health care will simply be AVAILABLE & AFFORDABLE to you. (if you like what you have...you keep it)
But......who wouldn't want affordable health care??
Dr. Knope, the author of “Concierge Medicine: A New System to Get the Best Healthcare,” has this kind of practice in Tucson. His patients sign a contract agreeing to pay $6,000 a year for individuals and $10,000 a year for couples. The fee covers office visits, physical exams and phone consultations, and Dr. Knope will meet patients in the emergency room, see them in the hospital and occasionally make house calls.
jpete wrote:You brought it up.
jpete wrote:What's moral or "Christian" about stealing the fruit of my labor and forcing me at the point of a gun to pay for something
jpete wrote:And forcing a person to pay for things which they find morally repugnant is slavery.
jpete wrote:Oh, so all those billions we pumped into NASA gave me my $1200 HD TV?
jpete wrote:Sony, JVC and LG Corp had nothing to do with it?
jpete wrote:Seems to me that Richard Branson reached space a lot cheaper than NASA ever did.
jpete wrote:My health care is affordable. Why do I have to pay for yours? Or anyone elses?
jpete wrote:Why not let the market work?
jpete wrote:Face it Devil, the free market(a truly free market) ALWAYS does better than the government.
Devil505 wrote:I've said all I'm going to say on this subject tonite. You have my opinion & you're free to have yours.
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