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We should have free housing and cars too! Cell phones are essential these days too so throw those in. Oh and how can somebody take care of their health without FOOD? Free groceries for all!! This sounds really neat!
Read the AARP Bulletin this month, page 6. A man donated a kidney to his daughter, now HE can’t get insurance. But then, according to Ron Paul and the real radicals I guess we should just let him die! By the way Conserve: Reductio ad Absurdam!
Now that there’s something approaching universal health insurance in the US, there should be a big push for improvements in it — that is, towards a single payer system.
No, the conservatives would never go along with an efficient, user-centered program that works if it means crimping the salaries of health insurance company’s CEOs.
Health insurance is my second biggest cost of living, $311 a month. But without it, one sickness and I would be living under an overpass. (which are crumbling thanks to budget cuts)
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Clark Kent said, 6 months ago
We should have universal healthcare in the USA.
Basqueian said, 6 months ago
Single payer would have put an awful lot of people out of jobs, but would have made patients and doctors very happy
ConserveGov said, 6 months ago
@Clark Kent
We should have free housing and cars too!
Cell phones are essential these days too so throw those in. Oh and how can somebody take care of their health without FOOD? Free groceries for all!!
This sounds really neat!
Radish
said, 6 months ago
As citizenss we should have a right to health care, education and adaquate food.
edinbaltimore said, 6 months ago
Read the AARP Bulletin this month, page 6. A man donated a kidney to his daughter, now HE can’t get insurance. But then, according to Ron Paul and the real radicals I guess we should just let him die! By the way Conserve: Reductio ad Absurdam!
Movingsound
said, 6 months ago
@ConserveGov
It’s not free. It’s a way we choose to live in a society together and the values we have.
narrowminded said, 6 months ago
The Roberts ruling gave the means to end this absurd law. It is an unconstitutionally passed tax law.
Tue Elung-Jensen said, 6 months ago
@ConserveGov
and you need an intelligence transplant cause yours clearly belong in the stone ages.
turgilsa said, 6 months ago
@ConserveGov
Medical care and consumer items are not equivalencies.
Ms. Ima said, 6 months ago
@Clark Kent
I can’t afford the insurance on my 3 trucks and 1 car, we should have universal auto insurance in the USA.
kevindix said, 6 months ago
@lma: You can sell one or more of your vehicles. How do you solve the health insurance problem that way? Slavery was abolished.
lonecat said, 6 months ago
Now that there’s something approaching universal health insurance in the US, there should be a big push for improvements in it — that is, towards a single payer system.
ARodney said, 6 months ago
No, the conservatives would never go along with an efficient, user-centered program that works if it means crimping the salaries of health insurance company’s CEOs.
Rockngolfer said, 6 months ago
Health insurance is my second biggest cost of living, $311 a month. But without it, one sickness and I would be living under an overpass. (which are crumbling thanks to budget cuts)
ansonia
said, 6 months ago
@turgilsa
You mean like the Obamaphone?