Zincwarrior
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Let the slaughter begin!
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Very true.I work in healthcare. I make way more here than I could make in Europe.
There is no sense in the above, at all.That we have these programs reveals that our health has already crumbled.
Our healthcare/health insurance system is public, private, and political.
If we weren't so unhealthy we wouldn't have all these problems with health insurance and healthcare. An economy built on caring for the sick is standing on feet of clay.There is no sense in the above, at all.
If you don't get it, I can't explain it to you.And your point is?
If you don't get it, I can't explain it to you.
I don't know how to answer a three-year-old who keeps asking "Are we there yet?" Not because don't know the answer but that the child wouldn't understand it if I did.I'm totally sure you can't.
I don't know how to answer a three-year-old who keeps asking "Are we there yet?" Not because don't know the answer but that the child wouldn't understand it if I did.
If you don't understand the basic problem, our poor health, what more can I say?Right, let's pretend this is about me, and not you.
You could worry about your health and stay out of everyone else's business.If you don't understand the basic problem, our poor health, what more can I say?
My health is no one's business but mine. Mind your own.National Health is everyone's business.
Tell that to HSS, CDC, and NIH.You could worry about your health and stay out of everyone else's business.
Here's a video from occupy healthcare that I was watching, if you want their take on the problem of private healthcare.
Here's my view.
1) The US federal government spends about the same, or more, per capita than the UK government does for the NHS.
2) On top of this most Americans are then forced to buy themselves healthcare. This amounts to about 50% of all spending.
3) Something like 15% of the money that people pay for health insurance goes to the health insurance company. So, in the UK without health insurance companies, for the most part, they don't need to spend 7.5% on something that is completely unnecessary.
4) On top of the 15%, a lot of money is spent on unnecessary things, like over prescription of drugs, of using the more expensive drugs, of not trying to get the price of drugs down, of doctors taking a cut for proscribing certain types of drugs, of hospitals overcharging for all kinds of things.
5) The level of corruption is HUGE:
"in 1993, Attorney General Janet Reno declared it America’s‘number two crime problem’, second only to violent crime."
In the video at the top, the presenter points to the Senate and the Biden administration trying to go after corruption, and Trump... will probably not, because Trump doesn't give a fuck whether you get treated or not. Only that his buddies make their money. We'll see if he drops these investigations.
6) How much is the fraud? Well, healthcare amounts to 15% of the US GDP, and it seems like the US spend a lot more than anyone else, and a lot of people aren't getting proper coverage. In an article about this from maybe 20 years ago they estimated corruption to be about 20%-30%.
Will anything change because people have seen a need to attack this guy? he got killed, but very few people have any sympathy for him, as he's ruined countless lives.
Ok. I will.Tell that to HSS, CDC, and NIH.
Your right to swing your fist ends at my nose.My health is no one's business but mine. Mind your own.
Yep. Relevance??Your right to swing your fist ends at my nose.
If you're sick stay away from others. You have no right to spread disease.Yep. Relevance??