Isaac Brock
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- Sep 28, 2003
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Usually i would completely agree with you, but not in terms of health care apparently. My proof is on a previous thread:rtwngAvngr said:Quality of care suffers. People must accept whatever the government gives them with no recourse. Free markets keep prices lower, and quality higher. This is econ 101. I believe the U.S. should let market forces into it's healthcare more by retraining individuals to not see health care as an entitlement and to pay for it on their own, like we're willing to do with new cars. I believe that healthcare alternatives for the poor WOULD spring up at lower price points. You're going in exactly the wrong direction.
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How about despotic tyrannical governments who purposefully create jihadist armies to use as a wedge against the west? do you see these as a factor? Have you been reading the threads about the quaran and what it says about jews and christians? Just wondering.
I believe I specifically mentionned religious fundamentalism. You could topple a thousands governments, but if you do not show a populace the err in their ways by providing a viable alternative to fundamentalist belief, the next tyranical despot will be right around the corner.