Here we go again

topic posted Thu, October 15, 2009 - 5:33 AM by  Thanos
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  • Re: Here we go again

    Thu, October 15, 2009 - 9:40 AM
    How many times must this happen before people stop using prayer instead of medical help.
    • Re: Here we go again

      Fri, October 16, 2009 - 11:58 AM
      Thanos
      THIS SHIT makes me angry! My heart goes out to that poor child.

      Psyche
      <<<How many times must this happen before people stop using prayer instead of medical help. >>>

      When people realize there's nothing to pray to...The only way this global society will obtain peace is through the abolition of religion. I have heard the shoddy arguments where people say "It isnt the religions fault", but that is not true. It isnt the guns fault when a criminal uses one to kill someone, but we still have GUN CONTROL do we not? We need to reign these retarded religious zealots in and stop the psychotic madness they continually perpetrate. Not just these nutty ass Jesus freaks but the goddamned muslim radicals and new age con men too. These fuckers are mentally ill and people cant seem to come to terms with it. Religion is a CRUTCH just like drugs and alcohol. It causes the exact same psychological problems too like dependency, rationalizing and delusional thoughts. And just like the drug dealer gets his customers hooked and then capitalizes on their addiction, so do the tv evangelists and other con men passing the goddamned collection plate.

      Anyone who advocates any religion is guilty of accessory to the crimes committed by the nuts within it. I find it to be no different than defending a murderous street gang...
      • Re: Here we go again

        Fri, October 16, 2009 - 12:14 PM
        Whe the subject of prayer comes up I always remember that line from the movie "The Ruling Class" where Peter O'Toole plays a character who thinks he is Jesus. When he is asked why he thinks he is God he says: “Simple. When I pray to Him, I find I'm talking to myself.”
        • Re: Here we go again

          Fri, October 16, 2009 - 2:30 PM
          Hummingbird
          <<<Whe the subject of prayer comes up I always remember that line from the movie "The Ruling Class" where Peter O'Toole plays a character who thinks he is Jesus. When he is asked why he thinks he is God he says: “Simple. When I pray to Him, I find I'm talking to myself.” >>>

          This goes back to my theory that if one has FAITH in an entity, there can exist no reason to PRAY (beg repeatedly) for it to help. FAITH mandates COMPLETE TRUST that the entiy which knows ALL THINGS would know the need exists and TRUST that it would do the right thing. Fucking hypocrites! FAITH would mandate that we never hear a fucking peep out of these idiots because they TRUST the entity to touch and move non believers to realize they are wrong or mistaken in their non belief of the ancient hearsay. PRAYER is an admission to lacking TRUST. So these murderers can not possibly hide behind FAITH. I hope they hang those motherfuckers in the goddamned town square to make examples out of them!
          • Re: Here we go again

            Fri, October 16, 2009 - 3:39 PM
            If i'm a pious Christian,God should know I'm sick and help me. I shouldn't have to freakin' grovel.
            Yep. those people are criminally responsible for child abuse/ negligent homicide. IF I were christian I would say, well god gave us penicillin, it's a sin not to use it.
            They're all just so fucking stupid.
            • Re: Here we go again

              Sat, October 17, 2009 - 12:52 AM
              Thanos,

              <IF I were christian I would say, well god gave us penicillin, it's a sin not to use it.>
              The Senate Finance Committee recently passed a health care proposal that apparently would require all Americans to purchase health insurance.
              Do you think all Americans should be required to purchase health insurance?

              If the health insurance requirement is part of the final reform:
              Do you think all Americans should be required to see a doctor when they are ill?
              Do you think all American parents should be required to take their minor children to a doctor when they are ill?
              • Re: Here we go again

                Sun, October 18, 2009 - 10:58 AM
                Peter
                <<<When asked why he did not call a doctor, he said: "He never said that he would not take the child to a doctor in his statement. He never said that." >>>

                And the child died as they prayed instead of taking him to the doctor. There's no defense for neglect that results in the death of someones child. Just like the diabetic girl died as her parents prayed to nothingness.

                <<<Do you think all American parents should be required to take their minor children to a doctor when they are ill?>>>

                YES!!! You damn sure dont go babbling to an imaninary entity while they sit there and die!
  • Re: Here we go again

    Sat, October 17, 2009 - 12:47 AM
    The article ends:
    Francis Carmen, Catherine Schaible's attorney, said that the couple's decision to forgo medical attention was not due to their religion, but because they thought Kent had a cold.

    "The commonwealth wants to use [the Schaible's] religious beliefs as a self-fulfilling prophecy that, somehow, because they are different and because they exercise religious beliefs that are not necessarily in line with the majority of us," he said, "that is the cause of them failing to recognize that this child was as ill as he was."

    Hoof, on behalf of Herbert Schaible, said that his client did everything in his power to care for his son in the days before he died - feeding him and giving him liquids.

    "He cared for his child and thought his child was getting better," Hoof told reporters.

    When asked why he did not call a doctor, he said: "He never said that he would not take the child to a doctor in his statement. He never said that."
    • Re: Here we go again

      Sat, October 17, 2009 - 4:16 PM
      <<<<<The Senate Finance Committee recently passed a health care proposal that apparently would require all Americans to purchase health insurance. Do you think all Americans should be required to purchase health insurance?>>>>>

      YES of course - if not, then we will all have to continue to pay much more with higher costs (approximately $1,500 more per family) because people who can't afford or don't purchase any health insurance can still obtain health care treatment in the very expensive emergency room. In addition, since all Americans are REQUIRED to purchase at least some type of basic auto insurance policy before they can legally drive, your question becomes a simple NO BRAINER!

      <<<<<If the health insurance requirement is part of the final reform:
      Do you think all Americans should be required to see a doctor when they are ill?
      Do you think all American parents should be required to take their minor children to a doctor when they are ill? >>>>>

      Yes and yes. Early detection and early treatment of medical conditions reduces cost for everyone and facilitates a variety of treatment options. Waiting for a crisis or acute illness to develop increases cost and imperils the patients medical outcome. This is also a complete and total NO BRAINER! :)(: The well-educated citizens of most European countries consider health care to be a basic right. Are u saying that health care is NOT A BASIC RIGHT? By raising these right-wing, tea-party, faux grass-root web site questions, it appears that u don't consider basic health care a human right.... then again, this thread could just be another chapter from your bogus fundie playpen playbook. :)(:
      • Re: Here we go again

        Mon, October 19, 2009 - 8:52 AM
        David,

        < In addition, since all Americans are REQUIRED to purchase at least some type of basic auto insurance policy before they can legally drive, your question becomes a simple NO BRAINER!>
        Maybe they are NO BRAINER questions if one does not distinguish between insurance reform and health care reform.
        Maybe its a NO BRAINER for hypochondriacs and those who suggest that drugs are required to feel relaxed and positive about life.
        Maybe it's a NO BRAINER if one believes one makes decisions without using one's brain.
        But "NO BRAINER!" is probably just be another way of saying "I think my opinion is the only intelligent opinion!"

        All Americans are not required to purchase automobiles or automobile insurance, in order to get a drivers license.
        Personally, I don't think one should be required to buy into the American medical and pharmaceutical industry, in order to get a job. (I think this is the only country on the planet where pharmaceutical companies are allowed to market directly to the public. "Ask your doctor to sell you our drugs for your health and mental problems!")

        America needs health care reform that's a NO BRAINER!
        (As in, the only intelligent opinion! LOL)

        <<<<<If the health insurance requirement is part of the final reform:
        Do you think all Americans should be required to see a doctor when they are ill?
        Do you think all American parents should be required to take their minor children to a doctor when they are ill? >>>>>
        <Yes and yes. Early detection and early treatment of medical conditions reduces cost for everyone and facilitates a variety of treatment options. Waiting for a crisis or acute illness to develop increases cost and imperils the patients medical outcome. >
        Unhealthy living increases costs and imperils the persons health and dramatically increases their need for medical intervention.

        How's this for early detection:
        The junk that factories are allowed to pump into the air and water will make people ill.
        Smoking cigarettes daily will make people ill.
        Getting so fat and lazy one can't walk up a flight of stairs without stopping to rest will make one ill (if one isn't already).

        And, personally, I know the difference between Jimmy has a tummy ache and a fever, and Sally has been puking her guts out for the last week and is so weak she cannot speak. So, I don't want the government requiring me to take Jimmy to a doctor for his tummy ache and fever. And I would get Sally to a doctor, if one were available to me, without a government mandate.

        <Are u saying that health care is NOT A BASIC RIGHT?>
        No, that's not what I said.
        But, of course it's not a BASIC RIGHT.
        What do yo imagine is the source of this BASIC RIGHT?

        Do you believe every person on the planet has a BASIC RIGHT to smoke cigarettes, drink alcohol, over-eat AND have their government provide them with basic health care when their inevitable illness strikes, and drugs when they feel depressed about their life?

        How about REAL health education and health care reform?

        I'm thinking that you don't like when I ask questions, because that requires you to use your brain.
        Apparently you prefer a "NO BRAINER!" approach to life.
        • Re: Here we go again

          Mon, October 19, 2009 - 9:04 AM
          Peter said: "How about REAL health education and health care reform? "

          Health education should be a maor part of health care reform IMHO health care should be a basic right for all people. The current programs fall way short. What we need is socialized medicine in the form of a single payer universal health care plan. That is something I would not object paying for with my taxes. Currently we waste trillions of dollars a year on that five sided shit hole called the pentagon. We should cut the defense budget by about 90% and then we can eaisly afford to pay for health care for all among other social programs.

          As far as "no brainers" go the most common way people stop using their brain power is to turn their thinking over to ancient books of myths and lies like the bible or the koran. Both of these books destroy free thinking which is the key to human progress
          • Re: Here we go again

            Mon, October 19, 2009 - 11:48 AM
            Peter
            <<<I'm thinking that you don't like when I ask questions, because that requires you to use your brain.
            Apparently you prefer a "NO BRAINER!" approach to life. >>>

            This coming from someone who looks to lies and ancient hearsay for direction like a fucking map!Ha!Ha! Get off the gas man!!!

            However, I do agree that health reform needs to begin with the individual and breaking free from some of the bad habits and choices they make that bring them bad health. If some idiot jumps out of an airplane and his chute dont open, I damn sure dont feel that I should be obligated to pay his hospital or funeral bill. The same thing goes for the fast food junkies, drug addicts, cigarette smokers and all of that.

            I find insurance to be nothing but one big scam started by pirates to force shipping companies to pay protection so their cargo wasnt lost on the high seas. We should not have insurance companies in health care because the cost of health care should never be as high as it is. It all begins with the fucking rediculous cost of a college education. It doesnt cost that fucking much to pass on learned information. Just because the health care profession is so important to everyone doesnt mean it should be capitalized on as some fucking cash cow! In fact I think it should be viewed as a community responsibility at no cost except to those foolish enough to screw themselves up. Just like we have a fire department and if you burn your house down doing something stupid you pay for it. No, not prison time for the sick so dont even go there. But those who like the junk food and fast food, THOSE are the ones who should buy protection. They should have to provide current proof of insurance before buying a burger or cigarettes or alcohol....JMO


            Hummingbird
            <<<As far as "no brainers" go the most common way people stop using their brain power is to turn their thinking over to ancient books of myths and lies like the bible or the koran. Both of these books destroy free thinking which is the key to human progress>>>

            I find it funny that those people troll threads like this to alter the topic and defend murderers. That is because they advocate murder in the name of their imagined ideologies. Fuckin sick-os...
            • Re: Here we go again

              Mon, October 19, 2009 - 12:34 PM

              <<<<<< In addition, since all Americans are REQUIRED to purchase at least some type of basic auto insurance policy before they can legally drive, your question becomes a simple NO BRAINER!>
              Maybe they are NO BRAINER questions if one does not distinguish between insurance reform and health care reform.
              Maybe its a NO BRAINER for hypochondriacs and those who suggest that drugs are required to feel relaxed and positive about life. >>>>>

              What does the subset of hypochondriacs have to do with this topic? As usual, u are throwing in irrelevant, off-topic subjects..... btw, why are u so concerned about hypochondriacs all of the sudden? Maybe I hit a nerve? ::LOL:: :)(:

              <<<<<Maybe it's a NO BRAINER if one believes one makes decisions without using one's brain.
              But "NO BRAINER!" is probably just be another way of saying "I think my opinion is the only intelligent opinion!" >>>>>

              Another typical juke and jive off of the topic, with another personal attack no less.... u sure can't take them when they come your way, but u seem to have NO PROBLEM hurling them at others. How would u know what I think? On what basis would u conclude that "I think my opinion is the only intelligent opinion?" Obviously, u are not interested in a sincere discussion - but I digress, u are living up to your position as the troll of troll, only here for fun in your "playground!" :)(:

              <<<<All Americans are not required to purchase automobiles or automobile insurance, in order to get a drivers license.
              Personally, I don't think one should be required to buy into the American medical and pharmaceutical industry, in order to get a job. (I think this is the only country on the planet where pharmaceutical companies are allowed to market directly to the public. "Ask your doctor to sell you our drugs for your health and mental problems!") >>>>>

              No one is stopping u from leaving the country - perhaps u would be much happier in say Haiti or maybe East Africa - no one there will force u to "buy into the pharmaceutical companies....." In addition, they probably don't have pharmaceutical firms paying for ads on TV there, so u will be even happier than I originally thought.

              <<<<<America needs health care reform that's a NO BRAINER!
              (As in, the only intelligent opinion! LOL) >>>>>

              So, then are u saying that we don't need health care reform? We just need to stop people from living unhealthy lives.... LOL... that is beyond laughable! :)(:

              <<<<<If the health insurance requirement is part of the final reform:
              Do you think all Americans should be required to see a doctor when they are ill?
              Do you think all American parents should be required to take their minor children to a doctor when they are ill? >>>>>
              <Yes and yes. Early detection and early treatment of medical conditions reduces cost for everyone and facilitates a variety of treatment options. Waiting for a crisis or acute illness to develop increases cost and imperils the patients medical outcome. >
              Unhealthy living increases costs and imperils the persons health and dramatically increases their need for medical intervention. >>>>>

              Yes unhealthy living causes huge problems - that's a given fact.... so are u suggesting that we should abort all fetus' because they have a potential for inherited DUMBNESS? Sorry Peter, we have to live with our dumb neighbors, we even have to live with u! :)(: :LOL:

              <<<<<How's this for early detection:
              The junk that factories are allowed to pump into the air and water will make people ill.
              Smoking cigarettes daily will make people ill.
              Getting so fat and lazy one can't walk up a flight of stairs without stopping to rest will make one ill (if one isn't already). >>>>>

              and your point is what? People are dumb? Factories pollute? People get fat and lazy? What does this have to do with Insurance Companies that deny health care any way that they can to increase their annual profits? PETER - 122 PEOPLE DIE EVERY DAY IN AMERICA SIMPLY BECAUSE THEY DO NOT HAVE HEALTH INSURANCE..... DID U KNOW THAT HAVING A CEASARIAN INSECTION IS A PRE-EXISTING CONDITION AND IT MAY NOT BE COVERED..... I COULD GO ON AD NAUSEUM.

              <<<<<And, personally, I know the difference between Jimmy has a tummy ache and a fever, and Sally has been puking her guts out for the last week and is so weak she cannot speak. So, I don't want the government requiring me to take Jimmy to a doctor for his tummy ache and fever. And I would get Sally to a doctor, if one were available to me, without a government mandate. >>>>>

              Well, Peter, good for u - put a gold star on your forehead, the point is that we are talking about the general population, not u specifically. Get over self-centered yourself! :)_(:

              <<<<<<Are u saying that health care is NOT A BASIC RIGHT?>
              No, that's not what I said.
              But, of course it's not a BASIC RIGHT.
              What do yo imagine is the source of this BASIC RIGHT? >>>>>

              Health care is a basic right that's been long neglected in America. If u don't think it's a basic right, then u are a bloody hypocrite ----- by deduction then, u are saying that it's ok for people to die because they lack health care but it's not ok for a woman to choose an abortion. One death is ok and the other isn't ok? U can't have it both ways.

              <<<<<Do you believe every person on the planet has a BASIC RIGHT to smoke cigarettes, drink alcohol, over-eat AND have their government provide them with basic health care when their inevitable illness strikes, and drugs when they feel depressed about their life? >>>>>

              What are u saying here - that it's our own fault if we get sick and we are on our own if we do, cuz U DON'T WANNA PAY FOR ANYONE ELSE'S CARE? How does that philosophy make u a good xtian? U are taking your consumate ass-hole-ism to a new low.

              <<<<<How about REAL health education and health care reform? >>>>>

              Finally, we agree... let's start with abolishing the idiocy associated with abstinence only sex education and we can branch out from there.....

              <<<<<I'm thinking that you don't like when I ask questions, because that requires you to use your brain.
              Apparently you prefer a "NO BRAINER!" approach to life.>>>

              I love questions, but your questions have a tea-bag conservative political agenda associated with them and that makes answering them -----> NO BRAINERS! :)(:
              • Re: Here we go again

                Mon, October 19, 2009 - 7:03 PM
                David
                <<<Another typical juke and jive off of the topic, with another personal attack no less....>>>

                I was waiting for you to address this.Ha!Ha! This guy defends the murderous of the praying neglectful parents then hijacks the thread with drivel. His questions are obvious attempts to change the subject.

                The Christian Occultist looks at the muslim terrorist like there's something wrong with them when they are EXACTLY THE SAME terrorist fuckers killing their kids and causing our gay and lesbian youth to blow their brains out. Their god is a murderous vengeful piece of shit and they pray to that. It dont take a fucking rocket scientist to figure out they are derranged....
                • Re: Here we go again

                  Mon, October 19, 2009 - 7:20 PM
                  Adam said: "It dont take a fucking rocket scientist to figure out they are derranged.... "

                  I think they will become even more deranged as it sinks into their heads that they are not going to have their way with this country (making it into a Christian theocracy) and that the second coming is not going to happen. A few may come to their senses, but others could join doomsday cults and others will become secular fascists or terrorists for the lord. Their political clout is on the decline as are things like church membership. Recent polls show that among young people more consder themselves non religious, agnostic or free thinkers. I would bet that within a decade more than half of the states legalize same sex marriage and possibly we will get a Supreme Court decision that makes same sex marriages legal in all fifty states. The vision of a Christian nation is an idea whose time has past.
                  • This is the maximum depth. Additional responses will not be threaded.

                    Re: Here we go again

                    Wed, October 21, 2009 - 11:26 AM
                    Hummingbird
                    <<<Adam said: "It dont take a fucking rocket scientist to figure out they are derranged.... "

                    I think they will become even more deranged as it sinks into their heads that they are not going to have their way with this country (making it into a Christian theocracy) and that the second coming is not going to happen. A few may come to their senses, but others could join doomsday cults and others will become secular fascists or terrorists for the lord. Their political clout is on the decline as are things like church membership. Recent polls show that among young people more consder themselves non religious, agnostic or free thinkers. I would bet that within a decade more than half of the states legalize same sex marriage and possibly we will get a Supreme Court decision that makes same sex marriages legal in all fifty states. The vision of a Christian nation is an idea whose time has past. >>>

                    The time has come for society to evolve from the bronze age archaic ideologies to the new age of truth and morality based on reality. For these nut cases to face reality, they have to first learn what that is. As so many of them have lived delusions all of their lives, the hate and anger they must overcome over having been lied to for so long will be monumental. I think most of them will in fact get even more nutty than they are right now. Grieving a loved one is tough enough. But grieving the death of the entity that was going to assist them in eternal bliss and realizing they got fucked over for pennies in the collection plate, well, I'm sure there will be some animosity.

                    I hope it doesnt take a decade for folks to wake up and smell humanity. Meanwhile we have to deal with the defenders of the murderous faith as they rationalize the flawed logic, lies and hearsay.
                • Re: Here we go again

                  Mon, October 19, 2009 - 8:09 PM
                  Adam,

                  <I was waiting for you to address this.Ha!Ha! This guy defends the murderous of the praying neglectful parents then hijacks the thread with drivel.>
                  I posted from the article that Thanos posted then asked him a question about what he wrote.
                  Then you and David jumped in

              • Re: Here we go again

                Mon, October 19, 2009 - 7:57 PM
                David,

                <What does the subset of hypochondriacs have to do with this topic?>
                Hypochondriasis (or hypochondria, often referred to as health phobia) refers to an excessive preoccupation or worry about having a serious illness. Often, hypochondria persists even after a physician has evaluated a person and reassured them that their concerns about symptoms do not have an underlying medical basis or, if there is a medical illness, the concerns are far in excess of what is appropriate for the level of disease.

                <So, then are u saying that we don't need health care reform?>
                No, I'm saying that health care reform is the intelligent choice and not insurance reform.

                <so are u suggesting that we should abort all fetus' because they have a potential for inherited DUMBNESS?>
                No, I'm not suggesting abortion.

                <122 PEOPLE DIE EVERY DAY IN AMERICA SIMPLY BECAUSE THEY DO NOT HAVE HEALTH INSURANCE.....>
                Do you mean because they don't have access to health care?

                <the point is that we are talking about the general population, not u specifically.>
                I think most people would do the same.

                <What are u saying here - that it's our own fault if we get sick and we are on our own if we do, cuz U DON'T WANNA PAY FOR ANYONE ELSE'S CARE? How does that philosophy make u a good xtian?>
                I never said I wouldn't pay for anyone else's care. If I provide for someone's healthcare because I'm forced to that doesn't make me a good xtian. In fact, I work with Christian groups to provide free health care.
                That doesn't negate that how we live impacts our health.

                <let's start with abolishing the idiocy associated with abstinence only sex education and we can branch out from there.....>
                I'm all for schools replacing "abstinence only sex education" with "sexually transmitted disease education".
          • Re: Here we go again

            Mon, October 19, 2009 - 1:07 PM
            <<<<< What we need is socialized medicine in the form of a single payer universal health care plan. That is something I would not object paying for with my taxes. >>>>>


            I agree - Medicare for everyone right now. It's easy to use, it's accepted almost everywhere, they NEVER deny service and according to the AARP, it's almost universally loved by the disabled and over 65 generation. The only people getting wealthy with the current system are the insurance companies - they obtain their massive wealth by denying health care in the most obscene ways. Medicare of course is not perfect, but it beats all of the other systems - hands down. When congress closes the donut-hole and forces pharma to negotiate prices for meds, it will be even better for the disabled and retired folks. Medicare for all is another NO-BRAINER! :)(:
            • Re: Here we go again

              Mon, October 19, 2009 - 8:13 PM

              H-Bird said --> "I think they will become even more deranged as it sinks into their heads that they are not going to have their way with this country (making it into a Christian theocracy) and that the second coming is not going to happen. A few may come to their senses, but others could join doomsday cults and others will become secular fascists or terrorists for the lord. Their political clout is on the decline as are things like church membership. Recent polls show that among young people more consder themselves non religious, agnostic or free thinkers. I would bet that within a decade more than half of the states legalize same sex marriage and possibly we will get a Supreme Court decision that makes same sex marriages legal in all fifty states. The vision of a Christian nation is an idea whose time has past. "


              U guys r so right, they are completely deranged and their audience is shrinking and yet becoming much more racist and violent --- the White House recently referred to Faux News as "NOT A REAL NEWS NETWORK, but a political arm of the Republican party... we will appear on their shows with the knowledge that they are biased....." This is not an exact direct quote, I'm paraphrasing for the sake of brevity! :)(: Just be careful about counting the crazed evangelicals out though - the evangelical charismatic crowd are experienced and devious liars who crave the centers of power, even though that's in direct conflict with the religious teachings they keep demanding that we follow. Of course we are supposed to follow the teachings - whilst they consolidate their power. :)(:

              More things to think about:

              Every single progressive movement in this country was fueled by liberalism. That's right -- voting rights, an end to slavery, women's rights, children's rights, contraception, laws to protect rape victims, environmental protection, child work laws, animal rights and I could go on.

              Health care is a right that we all deserve - according to a Harvard study, last year 44,000 Americans died and their deaths were directly a result of a lack of health care. Not lazy fat depressed people, not people who breathed polluted air, these factors were all included in the study - I will repeat it again because the number is astonishing - 44,000 people died in America last year as A DIRECT RESULT OF NOT HAVING ANY HEALTH CARE. Remember that Repuglicans want u 'TO DIE QUICKLY IF U GET SICK!" (That's a quote from congressman Grayson from Florida - one of my new heros!) :)(:

              I say Medicare for everyone and to HELL with the insurance company death squads that delay and deny coverage..... no more patient dumping, no more denials of coverage, no more pre-existing conditions, no more insurance company abuse and we must end the ever-increasing flow of riches going into the insurance companies coffers at the expense of 44,000 dead Americans period.
          • Re: Here we go again

            Mon, October 19, 2009 - 7:32 PM
            Hummingbird,

            <Health education should be a maor part of health care reform IMHO health care should be a basic right for all people. The current programs fall way short.>
            I agree that this would be great. But I also recognize that "should be" is not "is"
            I can also agree that the money for health care should come from the Defense budget (rather than from the Medicare or Medicaid budget).
            • Re: Here we go again

              Mon, October 19, 2009 - 8:51 PM
              Peter said --> "I posted from the article that Thanos posted then asked him a question about what he wrote.
              Then you and David jumped in"

              Well, I really hate to be the one to break it to u Peter, but this is an OPEN FORUM, anyone can jump in at any time and say what they want.
              If u really prefer to speak to Thanos directly and not in a public manner, let me suggest that u use the readily available private e-mail system found right here on Tribe. :)(: Kvetching about being diverted and misdirected is disingenuous at best..... playing the poor interrupted victim here or on an open forum is just ironic on a number of levels. BTW, u never have a problem jumping into other threads when u feel like it, so just put away the violin, cuz u are playing way off key and u won't be garnering any sympathy here! :)(>:

              BTW, let me agree with u and H-Bird about this - "HEALTH EDUCATION should be a major part of health care reform." I'm sure we will disagree about how this is to be accomplished, but at least we actually agree on something..... :)(:

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