Lets start with saving the sick people

Author: stalker
August 23, 2009

 

It occurs to me that the death squads, some fools seem to think are eminent, would be an improvement over what we have now. At least then we would be able to prepare for it and know what to expect. Currently we have a system that is design to deny coverage for all but the least expensive costs. Sure when you go to the HMO you get a check up and whatever shots your children may need. Try getting an STD test from them sometime and see what happens. See what happens if you discover you have colon cancer and need Chemotherapy. I’ll tell you, you get denied. Most people who have insurance have no idea how little it covers until they get really sick. Suddenly that insurance, they have been bragging about paying for themselves, doesn’t cover all their expenses. Soon they no longer have a savings account, instead they are declaring bankruptcy to pay medical bills. Those are just the people who actually pay for insurance. The millions of people who don’t have employer provided insurance well they just die, or go on government support. 

Tell those people (without insurance) going before a panel, that would decide if they get coverage, would be worse. Heck for the millions of people without insurance, the panel would at least represent a chance at getting coverage. That is truly sick!

 

It would be funny if it weren’t so sad. The blatant ignorance of the screamers on this issue reminds me of all the ditto heads screaming about how dangerous it is to pass environmental protections. If you combine ignorance with misinformation and anger, you can convince a small (but vocal) group that the good guys are out to get them. They believe it is up to them to protect us all. Unfortunately the protection they offer, is a slow journey into destitution.

 

People we need the government option. We need to force the insurance companies to pay for medical treatment, or let them go out of business. The system we have now (in America) is broken. Every other (developed) country in the world has a better system than we do in America. Don’t listen to the lies about how bad health care in places like Canada is. Do some research, find out how much better coverage in Canada is, than it is here. Then question anything said by; anyone who told not to let it happen here.

 

It is our moral obligation to take care of our sick. That is one of the fundamentals of being civilized. We can’t pretend to be caring people and at the same time let people die, because they can’t afford medical treatment, in the richest country in the world. Get out there today and explain the truth to anyone who has your attention. We are on the verge of losing (once again) to corporate greed. Don’t let this happen. If ever there was an issue we should all get together on, no matter what faith we are, this is it.

 

Oh and one last note. There never was a plan for death squads. I’m sure you already know that. However if you are listening to someone who tells you there was, please find a better source for your information. The politicians (and the media) who talk about death squads are lying. They know they are lying to you. Stop listening to lies!

2 Responses to “Lets start with saving the sick people”

  1. dulcinea Says:

    First of all millions of people are not out of insurance. You are right in that the insurance industry is in need of reform but this is only the case because employers have been mandated to cover employees. Once this ocurrs costs rise, naturally the emplyer is insuring a collective at a high price. Secondly, because of the trecherous beaurocracy that is created with collectivity insurance companies have to verify, reverify, check then approve. Patient must be patient. Services are never denied and doctors go through hell getting what their clients need. The idea that people are denied medical services in this country is the saddest lie coming out of Americans’ mouths. My property taxes pay for a county “public” hospital where no questions are asked before services are provided. These hospitals don’t even check for citizenship! Not only do they not deny services they go out of their way to provide services. Yes the system is broken. The government is way broken. I do not want any more micromanagement from my government. Learn to take care of yourself before expecting others to do it for you. Yes, we will take care of our sick by making us all more aware of the costs of an unhealthy llifestyle.

  2. stalker Says:

    Well it looks like one of the uninformed ditto heads decided to “correct me”. I guess the whole thing has been solved, at least according to this guy, we already have employer mandated insurance and anyone who gets sick can get free treatment in a county hospital. Oh but if it were only true! This guy is pretty typical of the people who are fighting against reforming our system. In other words he is uneducated and believes a lot of stuff that isn’t true.
    Anyway… Back to the real world. I wonder if his county hospital has mental health care for free. I think he should look into that.

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