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Thanks to the stupid votse for lefties - "dems" want 3.5 Trillion socialism bill

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  • W Westside Steve

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Some of that isn't a terrible idea. 

    For instance our healthcare is utterly broken and unworkable. I'm currently on medical leave and if it weren't for short term disability my family would be utterly screwed. As it is it is not enough to make ends meet and I will have to get back to work - with a leg so messed up it makes a shark attack look like a fucking joke - within three weeks. 

    Democrats have the right idea on health care. 

    I just wish they weren't such douchebags. 

    I guess it depends on which Democrat plan you're talking about. I think insurance itself has made Medical Care Skyrocket in price. When somebody else is paying for something whether it's a car accident or a guitar repair or an operation, cost becomes No Object. As I said enough times if I had to pick some sort of socialized medicine Obamacare (when it was Romney care) is okay. Everybody had to pay something. If you are making 200k a year you pay a hell of a lot more than somebody that's broke. They fucked it up when they took out the public mandate. But keep in mind that if it's free the days of looking up your symptoms on WebMD and going to the Cleveland Clinic the next day are going to be a thing of the past. That again after a generation or so people will have forgotten about those days and accept The New Normal for what it is. The Russians have been standing in line for bread for a long time so it doesn't seem crazy to them. It would to us.

    WSS

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    @westside-steve said:

    I guess it depends on which Democrat plan you're talking about. I think insurance itself has made Medical Care Skyrocket in price. When somebody else is paying for something whether it's a car accident or a guitar repair or an operation, cost becomes No Object. As I said enough times if I had to pick some sort of socialized medicine Obamacare (when it was Romney care) is okay. Everybody had to pay something. If you are making 200k a year you pay a hell of a lot more than somebody that's broke. They fucked it up when they took out the public mandate. But keep in mind that if it's free the days of looking up your symptoms on WebMD and going to the Cleveland Clinic the next day are going to be a thing of the past. That again after a generation or so people will have forgotten about those days and accept The New Normal for what it is. The Russians have been standing in line for bread for a long time so it doesn't seem crazy to them. It would to us.

    WSS

    Look I have been communicating for some time with other people in my situation from all over the World. The people I know in Australia and Canada have had the same results as I have with significantly less cost incurred and no insurance company attempting to deny everything they can forcing them to spend hours on the phone per week asking doctors to appeal on the grounds of medical necessity and sending appeal letters to a bunch of fucking soulless beauracrats.

    Yes our wonderful awesome American health care is still filled with beauracrats except they don't have to answer to anyone so they can bend you over and fuck your ass with impunity. 

    Beauracrats in the he hospital system. Beauracrats in the insurance companies. They don't even have to work together. 

    It's garbage. Pure and simple garbage. 

    In the socialized medicine countries you might have to wait in a list to get an elective procedure like bariatric surgery or a knee replacement. That might be something that is true. But when your issue is an immediate medical necessity you get in and it doesn't ruon your finances. 

    Early man walked away as modern man took control. Their minds weren't all the same and to conquer was their goal. So He built his great empires and he slaughtered his own kind, and he died a confused man and killed himself in his own mind...
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      DieHardBrownsFanD DieHardBrownsFan wrote on last edited by
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      What happened to your leg?

      "You planning on having a long relationship with that glass or are you going to drink it? Drink up, man. Maybe we can get another.” - Janis Joplin, 1970.
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        What happened to your leg?

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        @diehardbrownsfan said:

        What happened to your leg?

        Soft tissue Sarcoma. I'd post a picture of what it looks like now but it's kind of gruesome. 

        Early man walked away as modern man took control. Their minds weren't all the same and to conquer was their goal. So He built his great empires and he slaughtered his own kind, and he died a confused man and killed himself in his own mind...
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          Holy shit.  Did they catch it at an early stage hopefully?  

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            Moderate Democrat revolts as president, far-left push massive $3.5T liberal fantasy spending bill
            BUCKING BIDEN

            Moderate Democrat revolts as president, far-left push massive $3.5T liberal fantasy spending bill

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            • T The Cysko Kid

              @westside-steve said:

              I guess it depends on which Democrat plan you're talking about. I think insurance itself has made Medical Care Skyrocket in price. When somebody else is paying for something whether it's a car accident or a guitar repair or an operation, cost becomes No Object. As I said enough times if I had to pick some sort of socialized medicine Obamacare (when it was Romney care) is okay. Everybody had to pay something. If you are making 200k a year you pay a hell of a lot more than somebody that's broke. They fucked it up when they took out the public mandate. But keep in mind that if it's free the days of looking up your symptoms on WebMD and going to the Cleveland Clinic the next day are going to be a thing of the past. That again after a generation or so people will have forgotten about those days and accept The New Normal for what it is. The Russians have been standing in line for bread for a long time so it doesn't seem crazy to them. It would to us.

              WSS

              Look I have been communicating for some time with other people in my situation from all over the World. The people I know in Australia and Canada have had the same results as I have with significantly less cost incurred and no insurance company attempting to deny everything they can forcing them to spend hours on the phone per week asking doctors to appeal on the grounds of medical necessity and sending appeal letters to a bunch of fucking soulless beauracrats.

              Yes our wonderful awesome American health care is still filled with beauracrats except they don't have to answer to anyone so they can bend you over and fuck your ass with impunity. 

              Beauracrats in the he hospital system. Beauracrats in the insurance companies. They don't even have to work together. 

              It's garbage. Pure and simple garbage. 

              In the socialized medicine countries you might have to wait in a list to get an elective procedure like bariatric surgery or a knee replacement. That might be something that is true. But when your issue is an immediate medical necessity you get in and it doesn't ruon your finances. 

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              @the-cysko-kid said:

              Look I have been communicating for some time with other people in my situation from all over the World. The people I know in Australia and Canada have had the same results as I have with significantly less cost incurred and no insurance company attempting to deny everything they can forcing them to spend hours on the phone per week asking doctors to appeal on the grounds of medical necessity and sending appeal letters to a bunch of fucking soulless beauracrats.

              Yes our wonderful awesome American health care is still filled with beauracrats except they don't have to answer to anyone so they can bend you over and fuck your ass with impunity. 

              Beauracrats in the he hospital system. Beauracrats in the insurance companies. They don't even have to work together. 

              It's garbage. Pure and simple garbage. 

              In the socialized medicine countries you might have to wait in a list to get an elective procedure like bariatric surgery or a knee replacement. That might be something that is true. But when your issue is an immediate medical necessity you get in and it doesn't ruon your finances. 

              I don't want to see anybody bankrupted because of illness. I still think everybody should pay something for their coverage. Sliding scale is fine with me. And speaking of anecdotes I spent probably a total of 2 years in Canada the last year's of the band's travel.

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                Biden, Dems seize opportunity

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                • W Westside Steve

                  @the-cysko-kid said:

                  Look I have been communicating for some time with other people in my situation from all over the World. The people I know in Australia and Canada have had the same results as I have with significantly less cost incurred and no insurance company attempting to deny everything they can forcing them to spend hours on the phone per week asking doctors to appeal on the grounds of medical necessity and sending appeal letters to a bunch of fucking soulless beauracrats.

                  Yes our wonderful awesome American health care is still filled with beauracrats except they don't have to answer to anyone so they can bend you over and fuck your ass with impunity. 

                  Beauracrats in the he hospital system. Beauracrats in the insurance companies. They don't even have to work together. 

                  It's garbage. Pure and simple garbage. 

                  In the socialized medicine countries you might have to wait in a list to get an elective procedure like bariatric surgery or a knee replacement. That might be something that is true. But when your issue is an immediate medical necessity you get in and it doesn't ruon your finances. 

                  I don't want to see anybody bankrupted because of illness. I still think everybody should pay something for their coverage. Sliding scale is fine with me. And speaking of anecdotes I spent probably a total of 2 years in Canada the last year's of the band's travel.

                  WSS

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                  @westside-steve said:

                  I don't want to see anybody bankrupted because of illness. I still think everybody should pay something for their coverage. Sliding scale is fine with me. And speaking of anecdotes I spent probably a total of 2 years in Canada the last year's of the band's travel.

                  WSS

                  Wait till the medical personel shortage when they are fired if unvaccinated

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                    @westside-steve said:

                    I don't want to see anybody bankrupted because of illness. I still think everybody should pay something for their coverage. Sliding scale is fine with me. And speaking of anecdotes I spent probably a total of 2 years in Canada the last year's of the band's travel.

                    WSS

                    Wait till the medical personel shortage when they are fired if unvaccinated

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                    @kvoethe said:

                    Wait till the medical personel shortage when they are fired if unvaccinated

                    Theres already a medical personnel shortage. That's why they're able to call the hospitals "overloaded" with covid patients when they're nowhere near capacity. 

                    Early man walked away as modern man took control. Their minds weren't all the same and to conquer was their goal. So He built his great empires and he slaughtered his own kind, and he died a confused man and killed himself in his own mind...
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                    • W Westside Steve

                      @the-cysko-kid said:

                      Look I have been communicating for some time with other people in my situation from all over the World. The people I know in Australia and Canada have had the same results as I have with significantly less cost incurred and no insurance company attempting to deny everything they can forcing them to spend hours on the phone per week asking doctors to appeal on the grounds of medical necessity and sending appeal letters to a bunch of fucking soulless beauracrats.

                      Yes our wonderful awesome American health care is still filled with beauracrats except they don't have to answer to anyone so they can bend you over and fuck your ass with impunity. 

                      Beauracrats in the he hospital system. Beauracrats in the insurance companies. They don't even have to work together. 

                      It's garbage. Pure and simple garbage. 

                      In the socialized medicine countries you might have to wait in a list to get an elective procedure like bariatric surgery or a knee replacement. That might be something that is true. But when your issue is an immediate medical necessity you get in and it doesn't ruon your finances. 

                      I don't want to see anybody bankrupted because of illness. I still think everybody should pay something for their coverage. Sliding scale is fine with me. And speaking of anecdotes I spent probably a total of 2 years in Canada the last year's of the band's travel.

                      WSS

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                      @westside-steve said:

                      I don't want to see anybody bankrupted because of illness. I still think everybody should pay something for their coverage. Sliding scale is fine with me. And speaking of anecdotes I spent probably a total of 2 years in Canada the last year's of the band's travel.

                      WSS

                      Since you apparently have a problem with anecdotes I suppose you have hard data that proves Canadians die waiting in a bread line for life saving treatments. 

                      Early man walked away as modern man took control. Their minds weren't all the same and to conquer was their goal. So He built his great empires and he slaughtered his own kind, and he died a confused man and killed himself in his own mind...
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                      • T The Cysko Kid

                        @westside-steve said:

                        I don't want to see anybody bankrupted because of illness. I still think everybody should pay something for their coverage. Sliding scale is fine with me. And speaking of anecdotes I spent probably a total of 2 years in Canada the last year's of the band's travel.

                        WSS

                        Since you apparently have a problem with anecdotes I suppose you have hard data that proves Canadians die waiting in a bread line for life saving treatments. 

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                        @the-cysko-kid said:

                        Since you apparently have a problem with anecdotes I suppose you have hard data that proves Canadians die waiting in a bread line for life saving treatments. 

                        I don't. I just gave you one of mine. That's all. Just for fun which of the Democrats plans for healthcare do you endorse?

                        By the way as a self-employed Entertainer I paid for my own most of my life... a little over a thousand bucks a month until Medicare kicked in.

                        WSS

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                          @westside-steve said:

                          I don't want to see anybody bankrupted because of illness. I still think everybody should pay something for their coverage. Sliding scale is fine with me. And speaking of anecdotes I spent probably a total of 2 years in Canada the last year's of the band's travel.

                          WSS

                          Since you apparently have a problem with anecdotes I suppose you have hard data that proves Canadians die waiting in a bread line for life saving treatments. 

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                          @the-cysko-kid said:

                          Since you apparently have a problem with anecdotes I suppose you have hard data that proves Canadians die waiting in a bread line for life saving treatments. 

                          I’ll chime in on this one, my sister in law has 35 years in at the Cleveland Clinic scheduling surgeries.

                          The last time we spoke about this (pre-pandemic) she said she schedules on average 15 to 25 Canucks weekly.

                          She said that these were for urgent or life threatening procedures.

                          I used to be a fan of Socialized medicine, but when I found out about the 4-6 month wait times for surgeries….it kind of changed my mind.

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                            Holy shit.  Did they catch it at an early stage hopefully?  

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                            @diehardbrownsfan said:

                            Holy shit.  Did they catch it at an early stage hopefully?  

                            Stage 3. Very aggressive. Went from nothing at all to stage 3 in like six months. But it was removed successfully so at the moment I'm classified NED (no evidence of disease) who knows what the future holds though. 

                            Early man walked away as modern man took control. Their minds weren't all the same and to conquer was their goal. So He built his great empires and he slaughtered his own kind, and he died a confused man and killed himself in his own mind...
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                              @the-cysko-kid said:

                              Since you apparently have a problem with anecdotes I suppose you have hard data that proves Canadians die waiting in a bread line for life saving treatments. 

                              I’ll chime in on this one, my sister in law has 35 years in at the Cleveland Clinic scheduling surgeries.

                              The last time we spoke about this (pre-pandemic) she said she schedules on average 15 to 25 Canucks weekly.

                              She said that these were for urgent or life threatening procedures.

                              I used to be a fan of Socialized medicine, but when I found out about the 4-6 month wait times for surgeries….it kind of changed my mind.

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                              @canton-dawg said:

                              I’ll chime in on this one, my sister in law has 35 years in at the Cleveland Clinic scheduling surgeries.

                              The last time we spoke about this (pre-pandemic) she said she schedules on average 15 to 25 Canucks weekly.

                              She said that these were for urgent or life threatening procedures.

                              I used to be a fan of Socialized medicine, but when I found out about the 4-6 month wait times for surgeries….it kind of changed my mind.

                              I waited four months for surgery with stage 3 cancer here in America. With insurance. Shit happens. 

                              Early man walked away as modern man took control. Their minds weren't all the same and to conquer was their goal. So He built his great empires and he slaughtered his own kind, and he died a confused man and killed himself in his own mind...
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                              • W Westside Steve

                                @the-cysko-kid said:

                                Since you apparently have a problem with anecdotes I suppose you have hard data that proves Canadians die waiting in a bread line for life saving treatments. 

                                I don't. I just gave you one of mine. That's all. Just for fun which of the Democrats plans for healthcare do you endorse?

                                By the way as a self-employed Entertainer I paid for my own most of my life... a little over a thousand bucks a month until Medicare kicked in.

                                WSS

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                                @westside-steve said:

                                I don't. I just gave you one of mine. That's all. Just for fun which of the Democrats plans for healthcare do you endorse?

                                By the way as a self-employed Entertainer I paid for my own most of my life... a little over a thousand bucks a month until Medicare kicked in.

                                WSS

                                I really think medicare for all is probably the way to go. Everybody pays with their taxes, so there's your sliding scale. The public housing crowd was never going to pay anyway. They don't pay now either, and perversely they get excellent health care - a far better deal than you or I. 

                                Early man walked away as modern man took control. Their minds weren't all the same and to conquer was their goal. So He built his great empires and he slaughtered his own kind, and he died a confused man and killed himself in his own mind...
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                                  @westside-steve said:

                                  I don't. I just gave you one of mine. That's all. Just for fun which of the Democrats plans for healthcare do you endorse?

                                  By the way as a self-employed Entertainer I paid for my own most of my life... a little over a thousand bucks a month until Medicare kicked in.

                                  WSS

                                  I really think medicare for all is probably the way to go. Everybody pays with their taxes, so there's your sliding scale. The public housing crowd was never going to pay anyway. They don't pay now either, and perversely they get excellent health care - a far better deal than you or I. 

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                                  @the-cysko-kid said:

                                  I really think medicare for all is probably the way to go. Everybody pays with their taxes, so there's your sliding scale. The public housing crowd was never going to pay anyway. They don't pay now either, and perversely they get excellent health care - a far better deal than you or I. 

                                  As a person who is on Disability.. I can vouch for that...

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                                    superficially, medicare for all sounds lovely.

                                    But like obaMaocare - it's a disaster that ends up like most liberal glorious emotional knee jerk moves do -

                                    it ends up failing.

                                       Utopian solutions are for voter manipulation etc, not legit, comprehensive solutions.

                                    Countries around the world have problems with socialized medicine etc.

                                    Dealing with societies - there is no simple program that solves the entire problem.

                                    Making some things very much worse is the usual. But giving it to everyone - is bs. It will bankrupt medicare.

                                    Most of us have been paying into it for years/decades before being 65 and getting it. It is excellent, with a good solid supplemental insurance.

                                    Flood the program with many, many tens of millions of those who never paid into it...disaster.

                                    Emergency rooms will be flooded with patients who don't/can't wait for dr appointments, more and more dr's etc will refuse medicare patients entirely....

                                       https://thefederalist.com/2019/09/27/10-reasons-medicare-for-all-is-a-bad-idea-besides-financial-bankruptcy/

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                                    Republicans and Joe Biden are making a huge mistake by focusing on cost. The implication is that government-run health care would be good if we could afford it.
                                     
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                                    Of course, policymakers should continue to talk about how expensive Medicare for All is. A $32-trillion price tag is concerning. But they should take care to emphasize that, even if we had the tax dollars necessary to fund it, those dollars aren’t the greatest cost of socialized medicine.

                                    Hadley Heath Manning is the director of policy at Independent Women’s Forum."
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                                      so...adding 32 TRILLION to our current national debt?

                                      The national turmoil and despair will be historic.

                                      https://usdebtclock.org/

                                      So... 28.6 Trillion in national debt and climbing fast... plus the 3.5 trillion the left wants to pass for "social architecture" ...plus 32 trillion for "medicare for all".....

                                      =

                                      American economic CRASH and BURN. Think venezuela. Think far, far worse than the depression.....

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                                        superficially, medicare for all sounds lovely.

                                        But like obaMaocare - it's a disaster that ends up like most liberal glorious emotional knee jerk moves do -

                                        it ends up failing.

                                           Utopian solutions are for voter manipulation etc, not legit, comprehensive solutions.

                                        Countries around the world have problems with socialized medicine etc.

                                        Dealing with societies - there is no simple program that solves the entire problem.

                                        Making some things very much worse is the usual. But giving it to everyone - is bs. It will bankrupt medicare.

                                        Most of us have been paying into it for years/decades before being 65 and getting it. It is excellent, with a good solid supplemental insurance.

                                        Flood the program with many, many tens of millions of those who never paid into it...disaster.

                                        Emergency rooms will be flooded with patients who don't/can't wait for dr appointments, more and more dr's etc will refuse medicare patients entirely....

                                           https://thefederalist.com/2019/09/27/10-reasons-medicare-for-all-is-a-bad-idea-besides-financial-bankruptcy/

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                                        10 Reasons Medicare-For-All Is A Bad Idea Besides Financial Bankruptcy

                                        Republicans and Joe Biden are making a huge mistake by focusing on cost. The implication is that government-run health care would be good if we could afford it.
                                         
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                                        Of course, policymakers should continue to talk about how expensive Medicare for All is. A $32-trillion price tag is concerning. But they should take care to emphasize that, even if we had the tax dollars necessary to fund it, those dollars aren’t the greatest cost of socialized medicine.

                                        Hadley Heath Manning is the director of policy at Independent Women’s Forum."
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                                        @calfoxwc said:

                                        superficially, medicare for all sounds lovely.

                                        But like obaMaocare - it's a disaster that ends up like most liberal glorious emotional knee jerk moves do -

                                        it ends up failing.

                                           Utopian solutions are for voter manipulation etc, not legit, comprehensive solutions.

                                        Countries around the world have problems with socialized medicine etc.

                                        Dealing with societies - there is no simple program that solves the entire problem.

                                        Making some things very much worse is the usual. But giving it to everyone - is bs. It will bankrupt medicare.

                                        Most of us have been paying into it for years/decades before being 65 and getting it. It is excellent, with a good solid supplemental insurance.

                                        Flood the program with many, many tens of millions of those who never paid into it...disaster.

                                        Emergency rooms will be flooded with patients who don't/can't wait for dr appointments, more and more dr's etc will refuse medicare patients entirely....

                                           https://thefederalist.com/2019/09/27/10-reasons-medicare-for-all-is-a-bad-idea-besides-financial-bankruptcy/

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                                        10 Reasons Medicare-For-All Is A Bad Idea Besides Financial Bankruptcy

                                        Republicans and Joe Biden are making a huge mistake by focusing on cost. The implication is that government-run health care would be good if we could afford it.
                                         
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                                        Of course, policymakers should continue to talk about how expensive Medicare for All is. A $32-trillion price tag is concerning. But they should take care to emphasize that, even if we had the tax dollars necessary to fund it, those dollars aren’t the greatest cost of socialized medicine.

                                        Hadley Heath Manning is the director of policy at Independent Women’s Forum."

                                        Cal, without obamacare insurance would have dropped me like a hot rock over the last few months. My perspective has had occasion to change. 

                                        Early man walked away as modern man took control. Their minds weren't all the same and to conquer was their goal. So He built his great empires and he slaughtered his own kind, and he died a confused man and killed himself in his own mind...
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                                          @calfoxwc said:

                                          superficially, medicare for all sounds lovely.

                                          But like obaMaocare - it's a disaster that ends up like most liberal glorious emotional knee jerk moves do -

                                          it ends up failing.

                                             Utopian solutions are for voter manipulation etc, not legit, comprehensive solutions.

                                          Countries around the world have problems with socialized medicine etc.

                                          Dealing with societies - there is no simple program that solves the entire problem.

                                          Making some things very much worse is the usual. But giving it to everyone - is bs. It will bankrupt medicare.

                                          Most of us have been paying into it for years/decades before being 65 and getting it. It is excellent, with a good solid supplemental insurance.

                                          Flood the program with many, many tens of millions of those who never paid into it...disaster.

                                          Emergency rooms will be flooded with patients who don't/can't wait for dr appointments, more and more dr's etc will refuse medicare patients entirely....

                                             https://thefederalist.com/2019/09/27/10-reasons-medicare-for-all-is-a-bad-idea-besides-financial-bankruptcy/

                                          • Health Care

                                          10 Reasons Medicare-For-All Is A Bad Idea Besides Financial Bankruptcy

                                          Republicans and Joe Biden are making a huge mistake by focusing on cost. The implication is that government-run health care would be good if we could afford it.
                                           
                                          "

                                          Of course, policymakers should continue to talk about how expensive Medicare for All is. A $32-trillion price tag is concerning. But they should take care to emphasize that, even if we had the tax dollars necessary to fund it, those dollars aren’t the greatest cost of socialized medicine.

                                          Hadley Heath Manning is the director of policy at Independent Women’s Forum."

                                          Cal, without obamacare insurance would have dropped me like a hot rock over the last few months. My perspective has had occasion to change. 

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                                          @the-cysko-kid said:

                                          Cal, without obamacare insurance would have dropped me like a hot rock over the last few months. My perspective has had occasion to change. 

                                          I understand. You're a long ways, I take it, from retiring and getting medicare and a great supplemental insurance. I hope you are going to be fine. The medical technology they have now is fascinating. But expensive. I honestly don't know what the answer is, but there needs to be one.

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