Health Bill dead on arrival at the Senate

[Polk]

Reminder - no one in thi country is "without healthcare" Anyone can pay for any service they need. Sheeez. Let's get the right words.

They just need to find a treasure chest first.

 

[Polk]

Chanel, we are talking about access and affordability. No, not everyone in this country has that. Stay on track, bright eyes.

SURE they do. They just chose NOT to strive for it, and want it handed to them under the force of Government because they're too God Damned LAZY to do it for themselves.

What a pussy whiner you are.

Woman is beaten by her husband. So, pre-existing condition and can't get coverage. Ten years later, she develops breast cancer. She can't afford the treatment, therefore she dies. If only she hadn't been so lazy...

 

[indianaboy]

Chanel, we are talking about access and affordability. No, not everyone in this country has that. Stay on track, bright eyes.

Not everybody can afford a Porsche 959 either. Both health care and 959s are commodities, not human rights.

 

[rightwinger]

Its only the first step.

Now its the Senates turn to develop a compromise

Then reconciliation

We will get a healthcare bill

 

[Polk]

Chanel, we are talking about access and affordability. No, not everyone in this country has that. Stay on track, bright eyes.

Not everybody can afford a Porsche 959 either. Both health care and 959s are commodities, not human rights.

And this, ladies and gentleman, is the "moral" basis for slavery. After all, human beings are commodities to be sold to the highest bidder.

 

[KittenKoder]

Chanel, we are talking about access and affordability. No, not everyone in this country has that. Stay on track, bright eyes.

The bill however was talking about taking over health care ... nothing in it will decrease costs, period.

 

[indianaboy]

Chanel, we are talking about access and affordability. No, not everyone in this country has that. Stay on track, bright eyes.

Not everybody can afford a Porsche 959 either. Both health care and 959s are commodities, not human rights.

And this, ladies and gentleman, is the "moral" basis for slavery. After all, human beings are commodities to be sold to the highest bidder.

 

[Polk]

Not everybody can afford a Porsche 959 either. Both health care and 959s are commodities, not human rights.

And this, ladies and gentleman, is the "moral" basis for slavery. After all, human beings are commodities to be sold to the highest bidder.

How is it a strawman? You said yourself that human life is a commodity.

 

[KittenKoder]

And this, ladies and gentleman, is the "moral" basis for slavery. After all, human beings are commodities to be sold to the highest bidder.

How is it a strawman? You said yourself that human life is a commodity.

Because ... medical services are provided by someone ... slavery is where the recipient is the one being a commodity not the service.

 

[The Rabbi]

And this, ladies and gentleman, is the "moral" basis for slavery. After all, human beings are commodities to be sold to the highest bidder.

How is it a strawman? You said yourself that human life is a commodity.

No, he didn't say that. He didn't say anything remotely like that. Only you say that. And that is consistent with the Democratic view that life is a commodity to be rationed by the gov't, with "more valuable" and "less valuable" lives being compared. Winners and losers are awarded in some bizarre macabre selektion that would make Dr Mengele proud. It is a sick sick view propounded by the sick sick people that inhabit this very dysfunctional administration.

 

[Polk]

How is it a strawman? You said yourself that human life is a commodity.

No, he didn't say that. He didn't say anything remotely like that. Only you say that. And that is consistent with the Democratic view that life is a commodity to be rationed by the gov't, with "more valuable" and "less valuable" lives being compared. Winners and losers are awarded in some bizarre macabre selektion that would make Dr Mengele proud. It is a sick sick view propounded by the sick sick people that inhabit this very dysfunctional administration.

That's a utter load of crap. You are the one that treats human life as a commodity. Your position can be summarized in a simple question and answer: Can't afford treatment? Then fuck you, you deserve to die.

 

[KittenKoder]

How is it a strawman? You said yourself that human life is a commodity.

No, he didn't say that. He didn't say anything remotely like that. Only you say that. And that is consistent with the Democratic view that life is a commodity to be rationed by the gov't, with "more valuable" and "less valuable" lives being compared. Winners and losers are awarded in some bizarre macabre selektion that would make Dr Mengele proud. It is a sick sick view propounded by the sick sick people that inhabit this very dysfunctional administration.

That's a utter load of crap. You are the one that treats human life as a commodity. Your position can be summarized in a simple question and answer: Can't afford treatment? Then fuck you, you deserve to die.

You are the "utter load of shit" here ... health care is a combination of services and products (mostly controlled by the government as it is) ... this is not even close to human life.

 

[Polk]

No, he didn't say that. He didn't say anything remotely like that. Only you say that. And that is consistent with the Democratic view that life is a commodity to be rationed by the gov't, with "more valuable" and "less valuable" lives being compared. Winners and losers are awarded in some bizarre macabre selektion that would make Dr Mengele proud. It is a sick sick view propounded by the sick sick people that inhabit this very dysfunctional administration.

That's a utter load of crap. You are the one that treats human life as a commodity. Your position can be summarized in a simple question and answer: Can't afford treatment? Then fuck you, you deserve to die.

You are the "utter load of shit" here ... health care is a combination of services and products (mostly controlled by the government as it is) ... this is not even close to human life.

If someone is sick and needs treatment to survive, there is no ethical difference between denying treatment and sticking a revolver in their mouth and pulling the trigger.

 

[AllieBaba]

Chanel, we are talking about access and affordability. No, not everyone in this country has that. Stay on track, bright eyes.

Bullshit.

Poor people can't afford jaguars, either. Those who really want them work for it.

Poor people can access health care, regardless of their ability to pay. Anyone who says anything different is lying through their teeth.

And those who are unable to pay can get free healthcare for their kids through the state. Those who are truly destitute and meet deprivation standards, or who are pregnant, can also get it, free of charge, through the federal government.

 

[Polk]

Chanel, we are talking about access and affordability. No, not everyone in this country has that. Stay on track, bright eyes.

Bullshit.

Poor people can't afford jaguars, either. Those who really want them work for it.

Poor people can access health care, regardless of their ability to pay. Anyone who says anything different is lying through their teeth.

And those who are unable to pay can get free healthcare for their kids through the state. Those who are truly destitute and meet deprivation standards, or who are pregnant, can also get it, free of charge, through the federal government.

Please, explain how the poor can access health care. They can access emergency care by going to the ER, but what about other treatment? What if they have cancer? The reality is that unless someone donates the money to pay for it, they don't get treatment.

 

[KittenKoder]

That's a utter load of crap. You are the one that treats human life as a commodity. Your position can be summarized in a simple question and answer: Can't afford treatment? Then fuck you, you deserve to die.

You are the "utter load of shit" here ... health care is a combination of services and products (mostly controlled by the government as it is) ... this is not even close to human life.

If someone is sick and needs treatment to survive, there is no ethical difference between denying treatment and sticking a revolver in their mouth and pulling the trigger.

Really? You are dense ... does nature take care of you? If not then nothing is being taken away when you can't pay your medical bills, period.

 

[Polk]

You are the "utter load of shit" here ... health care is a combination of services and products (mostly controlled by the government as it is) ... this is not even close to human life.

If someone is sick and needs treatment to survive, there is no ethical difference between denying treatment and sticking a revolver in their mouth and pulling the trigger.

Really? You are dense ... does nature take care of you? If not then nothing is being taken away when you can't pay your medical bills, period.

If you have an illness, your life is being taken away from you.

 

[Varth Dader]

Pelosi is going to get hammered by power brokers within her own party over the House health care bill. The Democrat leadership in the Senate is none too pleased at having that pile of crap sent their way.

Reid is going to let her hang by her own rope - she is finished as Speaker by this time next year...

From your keyboard to Gd's ear.

If God hears that, he might punish Sinatra for not being on the side of social justice...

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Dr. Strangelove reminds me of Ezekiel Emanuel

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[Polk]

For those who think Medicaid provides care for those in need... it doesn't. Unless you're a child or a pregnant woman, you can't get Medicaid for all practical purposes. If someone works ten hours a week at minimum wage, they make more than the cutoff threshold for Medicaid coverage on the basis of a low income.