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Sad reflection of what a society really isContributing to society is not theftI never said that,,,I just dont think theft is an honest way to live your lifeObvious anarchistDUH!!!! your solution is to steal from others
better to have the baby at home or not have it
Every man for himself!
Having a child at the expense of others (who often can't afford to have as many children as they would like to do excessive taxes) is not a contribution to society. Children raised in welfare households are far less likely to grow up into successful, independent, productive adults.
Take a look at the medical malpractice laws. You don't get to sue for every little thing and only objective injuries are covered.We only have the best healthcare in the world if you're rich. The average person in a place like Finland has much better healthcare options. That's why public approval of their healthcare system is over 90%.
It costs less than $60 to have a baby in Finland. How?
Finland's healthcare system has helped give it the lowest maternal death rate in the world -- and it's available to everyone for next to nothing.
Dr. Aydin Tekay is the chief physician at a labor ward in Finland where every mother there gets a private room and even the option of a water birth. The cost? Less than $100 euros, and almost 50 percent of which they'll get back as reimbursement. That means it costs less than $60 to have a baby, compared with the U.S. where the average natural birth costs over $12,000 and insurance doesn't cover all of it.
The maternal death rate in the U.S. has nearly doubled over the last three decades; in Finland they've cut it in half.
Question. If you’re born in Finland are you automatically a citizen? Follow up. What are the costs in becoming a doctor in Finland? University and medical school.
It goes beyond births to all medical proceduresSad reflection of what a society really isContributing to society is not theftI never said that,,,I just dont think theft is an honest way to live your lifeObvious anarchist
Every man for himself!
Having a child at the expense of others (who often can't afford to have as many children as they would like to do excessive taxes) is not a contribution to society. Children raised in welfare households are far less likely to grow up into successful, independent, productive adults.
Yes. It is. And doubling down on the problem by paying unwed mothers to have children isn't going to solve it. We need to reform our public policy to free families to be able to raise their children. As it stands, responsible people are having less children due to financial concerns in order to subsidize irresponsible ones. And people wonder why are culture is on the decline.
It goes beyond births to all medical proceduresSad reflection of what a society really isContributing to society is not theftI never said that,,,I just dont think theft is an honest way to live your life
Having a child at the expense of others (who often can't afford to have as many children as they would like to do excessive taxes) is not a contribution to society. Children raised in welfare households are far less likely to grow up into successful, independent, productive adults.
Yes. It is. And doubling down on the problem by paying unwed mothers to have children isn't going to solve it. We need to reform our public policy to free families to be able to raise their children. As it stands, responsible people are having less children due to financial concerns in order to subsidize irresponsible ones. And people wonder why are culture is on the decline.
Getting sick or injured should not destroy your life. Most modern societies understand this
It goes beyond births to all medical proceduresSad reflection of what a society really isContributing to society is not theftI never said that,,,I just dont think theft is an honest way to live your life
Having a child at the expense of others (who often can't afford to have as many children as they would like to do excessive taxes) is not a contribution to society. Children raised in welfare households are far less likely to grow up into successful, independent, productive adults.
Yes. It is. And doubling down on the problem by paying unwed mothers to have children isn't going to solve it. We need to reform our public policy to free families to be able to raise their children. As it stands, responsible people are having less children due to financial concerns in order to subsidize irresponsible ones. And people wonder why are culture is on the decline.
Getting sick or injured should not destroy your life. Most modern societies understand this
I was always taught that ins. was for catastrophic cases and not for day to day living,,,It goes beyond births to all medical proceduresSad reflection of what a society really isContributing to society is not theft
Having a child at the expense of others (who often can't afford to have as many children as they would like to do excessive taxes) is not a contribution to society. Children raised in welfare households are far less likely to grow up into successful, independent, productive adults.
Yes. It is. And doubling down on the problem by paying unwed mothers to have children isn't going to solve it. We need to reform our public policy to free families to be able to raise their children. As it stands, responsible people are having less children due to financial concerns in order to subsidize irresponsible ones. And people wonder why are culture is on the decline.
Getting sick or injured should not destroy your life. Most modern societies understand this
You said having a child - not having a catastrophic birth. If we had proper and affordable catastrophic health insurance options instead of the bloated Obabblecare monstrosity which basically funnels money into insurance company bureaucracies, the rare emergency birth that could bankrupt a family would be covered.
I was always taught that ins. was for catastrophic cases and not for day to day living,,,It goes beyond births to all medical proceduresSad reflection of what a society really isHaving a child at the expense of others (who often can't afford to have as many children as they would like to do excessive taxes) is not a contribution to society. Children raised in welfare households are far less likely to grow up into successful, independent, productive adults.
Yes. It is. And doubling down on the problem by paying unwed mothers to have children isn't going to solve it. We need to reform our public policy to free families to be able to raise their children. As it stands, responsible people are having less children due to financial concerns in order to subsidize irresponsible ones. And people wonder why are culture is on the decline.
Getting sick or injured should not destroy your life. Most modern societies understand this
You said having a child - not having a catastrophic birth. If we had proper and affordable catastrophic health insurance options instead of the bloated Obabblecare monstrosity which basically funnels money into insurance company bureaucracies, the rare emergency birth that could bankrupt a family would be covered.
I was always taught that ins. was for catastrophic cases and not for day to day living,,,It goes beyond births to all medical proceduresSad reflection of what a society really isHaving a child at the expense of others (who often can't afford to have as many children as they would like to do excessive taxes) is not a contribution to society. Children raised in welfare households are far less likely to grow up into successful, independent, productive adults.
Yes. It is. And doubling down on the problem by paying unwed mothers to have children isn't going to solve it. We need to reform our public policy to free families to be able to raise their children. As it stands, responsible people are having less children due to financial concerns in order to subsidize irresponsible ones. And people wonder why are culture is on the decline.
Getting sick or injured should not destroy your life. Most modern societies understand this
You said having a child - not having a catastrophic birth. If we had proper and affordable catastrophic health insurance options instead of the bloated Obabblecare monstrosity which basically funnels money into insurance company bureaucracies, the rare emergency birth that could bankrupt a family would be covered.
Are these public spirited individuals related to the anti abortion loons ?Look up societydepends on what you mean by that,,,Contributing to society is not theftI never said that,,,I just dont think theft is an honest way to live your lifeObvious anarchistDUH!!!! your solution is to steal from others
better to have the baby at home or not have it
Every man for himself!
We only have the best healthcare in the world if you're rich. The average person in a place like Finland has much better healthcare options. That's why public approval of their healthcare system is over 90%.
It costs less than $60 to have a baby in Finland. How?
Finland's healthcare system has helped give it the lowest maternal death rate in the world -- and it's available to everyone for next to nothing.
Dr. Aydin Tekay is the chief physician at a labor ward in Finland where every mother there gets a private room and even the option of a water birth. The cost? Less than $100 euros, and almost 50 percent of which they'll get back as reimbursement. That means it costs less than $60 to have a baby, compared with the U.S. where the average natural birth costs over $12,000 and insurance doesn't cover all of it.
The maternal death rate in the U.S. has nearly doubled over the last three decades; in Finland they've cut it in half.
We only have the best healthcare in the world if you're rich. The average person in a place like Finland has much better healthcare options. That's why public approval of their healthcare system is over 90%.
It costs less than $60 to have a baby in Finland. How?
Finland's healthcare system has helped give it the lowest maternal death rate in the world -- and it's available to everyone for next to nothing.
Dr. Aydin Tekay is the chief physician at a labor ward in Finland where every mother there gets a private room and even the option of a water birth. The cost? Less than $100 euros, and almost 50 percent of which they'll get back as reimbursement. That means it costs less than $60 to have a baby, compared with the U.S. where the average natural birth costs over $12,000 and insurance doesn't cover all of it.
The maternal death rate in the U.S. has nearly doubled over the last three decades; in Finland they've cut it in half.
We only have the best healthcare in the world if you're rich. The average person in a place like Finland has much better healthcare options. That's why public approval of their healthcare system is over 90%.
It costs less than $60 to have a baby in Finland. How?
Finland's healthcare system has helped give it the lowest maternal death rate in the world -- and it's available to everyone for next to nothing.
Dr. Aydin Tekay is the chief physician at a labor ward in Finland where every mother there gets a private room and even the option of a water birth. The cost? Less than $100 euros, and almost 50 percent of which they'll get back as reimbursement. That means it costs less than $60 to have a baby, compared with the U.S. where the average natural birth costs over $12,000 and insurance doesn't cover all of it.
The maternal death rate in the U.S. has nearly doubled over the last three decades; in Finland they've cut it in half.
The US system is poorly rated compared to other industrial countries. How does the quality of the U.S. healthcare system compare to other countries? - Peterson-Kaiser Health System Tracker We pay double and get so much less. Our system of tying it to work makes if tougher to change jobs and start a new business. Get caught waiting to be covered and your world will get blown up financially with an accident or illness. Over half American bankruptcies are tied to health coverage.
well I guess your moving to finland,,,dont let the door hit you where the good lord split you
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The typical stupid conservatard answer.
But diapers cost $4000 per year.
Plus a washer and a dryer...and a hazardous waste disposal permitrich people spend their money on the craziest things,,,,But diapers cost $4000 per year.
Actually, they can. Twinkle Tush Ella costs $490 a piece.
Most Expensive Baby Diapers in the World - Top Ten List
cloth diapers are less than 2 dollars a piece and all you need is at most 50 of them,,,
most people already have a washer and dryer,,,and the toilet works as a disposal just fine,,,Plus a washer and a dryer...and a hazardous waste disposal permitrich people spend their money on the craziest things,,,,But diapers cost $4000 per year.
Actually, they can. Twinkle Tush Ella costs $490 a piece.
Most Expensive Baby Diapers in the World - Top Ten List
cloth diapers are less than 2 dollars a piece and all you need is at most 50 of them,,,
Plus a washer and a dryer...and a hazardous waste disposal permitrich people spend their money on the craziest things,,,,But diapers cost $4000 per year.
Actually, they can. Twinkle Tush Ella costs $490 a piece.
Most Expensive Baby Diapers in the World - Top Ten List
cloth diapers are less than 2 dollars a piece and all you need is at most 50 of them,,,
Actually, the contents can be dumped in the toilet and flushed, just as YOUR waste products are. And, if necessary, the diapers can be handwashed in a sink, although it's certainly preferable if you can use a machine.
when you factor the cost of both money and environment, cloth for us was the only way to go,,,and was far cheaper,,,Can’t believe anyone yearns for the days of cloth diapersrich people spend their money on the craziest things,,,,But diapers cost $4000 per year.
Actually, they can. Twinkle Tush Ella costs $490 a piece.
Most Expensive Baby Diapers in the World - Top Ten List
cloth diapers are less than 2 dollars a piece and all you need is at most 50 of them,,,
Medicare for allIt goes beyond births to all medical proceduresSad reflection of what a society really isContributing to society is not theft
Having a child at the expense of others (who often can't afford to have as many children as they would like to do excessive taxes) is not a contribution to society. Children raised in welfare households are far less likely to grow up into successful, independent, productive adults.
Yes. It is. And doubling down on the problem by paying unwed mothers to have children isn't going to solve it. We need to reform our public policy to free families to be able to raise their children. As it stands, responsible people are having less children due to financial concerns in order to subsidize irresponsible ones. And people wonder why are culture is on the decline.
Getting sick or injured should not destroy your life. Most modern societies understand this
You said having a child - not having a catastrophic birth. If we had proper and affordable catastrophic health insurance options instead of the bloated Obabblecare monstrosity which basically funnels money into insurance company bureaucracies, the rare emergency birth that could bankrupt a family would be covered.
Medicare for allIt goes beyond births to all medical proceduresSad reflection of what a society really isHaving a child at the expense of others (who often can't afford to have as many children as they would like to do excessive taxes) is not a contribution to society. Children raised in welfare households are far less likely to grow up into successful, independent, productive adults.
Yes. It is. And doubling down on the problem by paying unwed mothers to have children isn't going to solve it. We need to reform our public policy to free families to be able to raise their children. As it stands, responsible people are having less children due to financial concerns in order to subsidize irresponsible ones. And people wonder why are culture is on the decline.
Getting sick or injured should not destroy your life. Most modern societies understand this
You said having a child - not having a catastrophic birth. If we had proper and affordable catastrophic health insurance options instead of the bloated Obabblecare monstrosity which basically funnels money into insurance company bureaucracies, the rare emergency birth that could bankrupt a family would be covered.
