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So much of the money that doctors make is from patients with chronic diseases such as asthma, COPD, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, etc. There is always a need to monitor these patients. If you pay doctors 40 dollars a visit, they will see most of them twice as often.sorry to rock your world but we don't have anything like free market health care. Thats when people shop with their own money, prices are published, and providers compete on basis of price and quality. It would lower prices 80% and add 10-20 years to our life spans. Make sense now?
Doctors are going to jump at the chance to see you in their office for forty bucks.
Do you also believe adequate food is right? Housing? Transportation? Internet access? What is your criteria for what should be a "right" and what shouldn't?
I feel like if those aren't rights, they should all be affordable and accessible.
How is that different?Do you also believe adequate food is right? Housing? Transportation? Internet access? What is your criteria for what should be a "right" and what shouldn't?
I feel like if those aren't rights, they should all be affordable and accessible.
How is that different?
If I may I'd like to add my own opinion, which is that you shouldn't have a right to something you have to pay for. As a society we can make food, housing, health care, etc, an entitlement which is given and regulated by the gov't and can be taken away as necessary. But I can't see declaring any service or commodity that must be paid for by somebody as as a right.
The US once could be proud of our schools.Which might explain why every country that beats the US in education recognizes every child's right to an education and more importantly, centralizes education policy as a key focus of the nation. In this country, the qualify of a child's education depends on each state and local school district, a system that guarantees a wide disparity in qualify and relatively poor overall results.The ninth amendment to constitution states that that there are other rights that may exist aside from the ones explicitly mentioned, and even though they are not listed, it does not mean they can be violated. There are federal or state laws that recognize a right to privacy, right to an education, and right to vote. We have far more rights than those enshrined in the constitution.No, it's not a freakin' "right".
Whenever somebody wants something, they claim they have a freakin' "right" to it. The word is overused.
Health care for everyone is not a "right". It is, however, good economics and a moral obligation of an advanced society.
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Ninth Amendment - Kids | Laws.comThe ninth amendment to constitution states that that there are other rights that may exist aside from the ones explicitly mentioned, and even though they are not listed, it does not mean they can be violated. There are federal or state laws that recognize a right to privacy, right to an education, and right to vote. We have far more rights than those enshrined in the constitution.No, it's not a freakin' "right".
Whenever somebody wants something, they claim they have a freakin' "right" to it. The word is overused.
Health care for everyone is not a "right". It is, however, good economics and a moral obligation of an advanced society.
.
Ninth Amendment - Kids | Laws.com
The Constitution doesn’t mention education and the Supreme Court has concluded that education is not a fundamental right under it.
The Supreme Court resolved this issue 40 years ago in a case about the means of financing the public elementary and secondary schools in San Antonio, Texas, called San Antonio Independent School District v. Rodriguez (1973).
By a 5-4 decision, with Justice Lewis Powell writing for the majority, the court found that “the Texas system does not operate to the peculiar disadvantage of any suspect class” and that education “is not among the rights afforded explicit protection under our Federal Constitution. Nor do we find any basis for saying it is implicitly so protected.”
The US once could be proud of our schools.Which might explain why every country that beats the US in education recognizes every child's right to an education and more importantly, centralizes education policy as a key focus of the nation. In this country, the qualify of a child's education depends on each state and local school district, a system that guarantees a wide disparity in qualify and relatively poor overall results.The ninth amendment to constitution states that that there are other rights that may exist aside from the ones explicitly mentioned, and even though they are not listed, it does not mean they can be violated. There are federal or state laws that recognize a right to privacy, right to an education, and right to vote. We have far more rights than those enshrined in the constitution.No, it's not a freakin' "right".
Whenever somebody wants something, they claim they have a freakin' "right" to it. The word is overused.
Health care for everyone is not a "right". It is, however, good economics and a moral obligation of an advanced society.
.
Ninth Amendment - Kids | Laws.comThe ninth amendment to constitution states that that there are other rights that may exist aside from the ones explicitly mentioned, and even though they are not listed, it does not mean they can be violated. There are federal or state laws that recognize a right to privacy, right to an education, and right to vote. We have far more rights than those enshrined in the constitution.No, it's not a freakin' "right".
Whenever somebody wants something, they claim they have a freakin' "right" to it. The word is overused.
Health care for everyone is not a "right". It is, however, good economics and a moral obligation of an advanced society.
.
Ninth Amendment - Kids | Laws.com
The Constitution doesn’t mention education and the Supreme Court has concluded that education is not a fundamental right under it.
The Supreme Court resolved this issue 40 years ago in a case about the means of financing the public elementary and secondary schools in San Antonio, Texas, called San Antonio Independent School District v. Rodriguez (1973).
By a 5-4 decision, with Justice Lewis Powell writing for the majority, the court found that “the Texas system does not operate to the peculiar disadvantage of any suspect class” and that education “is not among the rights afforded explicit protection under our Federal Constitution. Nor do we find any basis for saying it is implicitly so protected.”
It's great that it's available to Canadians.It covers prescriptions, dental and other stuff not covered by our health systemThe supplemental plan costs me $200/ month for me and the kidsI have a private policyfor the extras, yes, for me and the kidsThe costs aren't so great right now that Canada is unable to provide great single payer health care that is funded by taxpayers. Already Canadians are living longer than Americans, as a result of universal health coverage. I pay just under 600 bucks per year to cover me and the kids. It's good value, because insurance companies aren't driving the costs
You can purchase private health insurance Canada, can't you?
Is that $600 per year for your private plan?
The Right thinks we should only have trade schools. You can see why the wealthy promote that thinking.The US once could be proud of our schools.Which might explain why every country that beats the US in education recognizes every child's right to an education and more importantly, centralizes education policy as a key focus of the nation. In this country, the qualify of a child's education depends on each state and local school district, a system that guarantees a wide disparity in qualify and relatively poor overall results.The ninth amendment to constitution states that that there are other rights that may exist aside from the ones explicitly mentioned, and even though they are not listed, it does not mean they can be violated. There are federal or state laws that recognize a right to privacy, right to an education, and right to vote. We have far more rights than those enshrined in the constitution.No, it's not a freakin' "right".
Whenever somebody wants something, they claim they have a freakin' "right" to it. The word is overused.
Health care for everyone is not a "right". It is, however, good economics and a moral obligation of an advanced society.
.
Ninth Amendment - Kids | Laws.comThe ninth amendment to constitution states that that there are other rights that may exist aside from the ones explicitly mentioned, and even though they are not listed, it does not mean they can be violated. There are federal or state laws that recognize a right to privacy, right to an education, and right to vote. We have far more rights than those enshrined in the constitution.No, it's not a freakin' "right".
Whenever somebody wants something, they claim they have a freakin' "right" to it. The word is overused.
Health care for everyone is not a "right". It is, however, good economics and a moral obligation of an advanced society.
.
Ninth Amendment - Kids | Laws.com
The Constitution doesn’t mention education and the Supreme Court has concluded that education is not a fundamental right under it.
The Supreme Court resolved this issue 40 years ago in a case about the means of financing the public elementary and secondary schools in San Antonio, Texas, called San Antonio Independent School District v. Rodriguez (1973).
By a 5-4 decision, with Justice Lewis Powell writing for the majority, the court found that “the Texas system does not operate to the peculiar disadvantage of any suspect class” and that education “is not among the rights afforded explicit protection under our Federal Constitution. Nor do we find any basis for saying it is implicitly so protected.”
Well, the most educated states in the country went blue, the least educated went red. Not to mention the only states which had problems with Medicaid expansion were the ones that fought it.
If I may I'd like to add my own opinion, which is that you shouldn't have a right to something you have to pay for. As a society we can make food, housing, health care, etc, an entitlement which is given and regulated by the gov't and can be taken away as necessary. But I can't see declaring any service or commodity that must be paid for by somebody as as a right.
Healthcare services are always controlled by someone. Your employer picks your insurance company. Your insurance company decides what doctors you can see. Then your doctor decides on a treatment. Then your insurance company decides whether they will approve the treatment. The service providers decides if they will accept your insurance as payment for treatment.If I may I'd like to add my own opinion, which is that you shouldn't have a right to something you have to pay for. As a society we can make food, housing, health care, etc, an entitlement which is given and regulated by the gov't and can be taken away as necessary. But I can't see declaring any service or commodity that must be paid for by somebody as as a right.
Exactly. What they're really saying with "health care is a right" is, "government should control health care".
Government control is nothing compared to insurance companies running the show which is exactly where congress is headed with healthcare.
If I may I'd like to add my own opinion, which is that you shouldn't have a right to something you have to pay for. As a society we can make food, housing, health care, etc, an entitlement which is given and regulated by the gov't and can be taken away as necessary. But I can't see declaring any service or commodity that must be paid for by somebody as as a right.
Exactly. What they're really saying with "health care is a right" is, "government should control health care".
100% stupid and liberal. Try going into business as a predator and see how well you do. Try going into business with a great product that everyone loves and see how well you do?Capitalism isn't beautiful. It's predatory..
. Doctors would still get paid under a national healthcare system through our tax dollars.
Capitalism isn't beautiful. It's predatory..
100% stupid and liberal. Try going into business as a predator and see how well you do. Try going into business with a great product that everyone loves and see how well you do?Capitalism isn't beautiful. It's predatory..
See why we have to conclude that liberalism is based in pure ignorance?
why display your ignorance first??? That would be like saying Tesla cares about profits not whether your car runs. How long would they survive with that attitude in a Republican capitalist economy?? If you want insurance companies to care about health you have to deregulate them and let them compete.You know who predators are? Insurance companies. They care about profit, not about health.
. We have capitalism with many impoverished.
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