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    34 KB Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:04:44 No.7159645  
    Think about it; Which would you trust more to manage your health care: your state or the federal government?
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:05:51 No.7159661
    neither both are in debt up to their eyeballs and both are full of incompetent high school drop out boobs who can't meet a budget and know nothing about providing health care
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:06:09 No.7159663
    uh if they came down that, i'd go with state, unless i lived in a state like california or illinois or new jersey or maryland or new york or rhode island or massachusetts or something
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:10:45 No.7159706
    >>7159663
    or michigan or vermont or west virginia for that matter
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:11:52 No.7159721
    I live in Michigan, so....Federal.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:14:07 No.7159741
    Shouldn't healthcare be a right? Sorry Canadafag here unable to comprehend the healthcare debate in the US.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:15:37 No.7159760
    >>7159741
    yes we realize once you get used to sucking on momma's titty that you don't want to let go

    that's why weening exists in the first place
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:18:28 No.7159799
    >>7159760
    So if you are unfortunate enough to lose your job you shouldn't have the right to live?
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:21:19 No.7159843
    Neither. Government can't do shit well.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:21:34 No.7159847
    My state fucks shit up as much as the government so it doesn't really matter.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:22:10 No.7159857
    >>7159741
    that's cause yer a SOCIALIST!!!!!
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:26:14 No.7159917
    >>7159741

    This.
    Also, I'm a frenchfag.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:32:06 No.7160007
    >>7159799
    >implying people who lose their jobs can't get other jobs and can't get emergency care and automatically lose their lives and

    >goddamn your argument is so pathetic it fills me with the urge to vomit

    >oh guess the government should pay for that too huh?
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:38:21 No.7160087
    State.

    I would not trust the fed for shit, and I it should go without saying that corporations inevitably screw over everybody. I know that from experience.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:39:29 No.7160111
    The federal government. I don't trust Florida to do a goddamn thing correctly.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:39:33 No.7160112
    >>7160007

    you never have to pay for anything once you lose insurance, right?
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:40:13 No.7160125
    >>7160007
    Wow you can get cancer treatment for free in an emergency room? What about heart surgery?
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:40:26 No.7160130
    I honestly don't understand why it has to be one or the other.

    States don't necessarily have the cash, staff, or structure to handle a new insurance marketplace. However, I think a system that allows different ways of organization and fine-tuning is critically important. Why can't the federal government provide financial assistance to the states, whilst they continue to manage their own health care system?
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:41:51 No.7160149
    >>7160007
    Also it's fucking ridiculous when hospitals are in the red and insurance companies make huge profits by denying care to those that need it.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:43:26 No.7160179
    The state.

    They are never in debt and have a very well thought-out taxation strategy. Can't say so much for the federal government.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:45:12 No.7160209
    >>7160125
    go to emergency room with cancer/heart surgery

    get treatment, start treatment

    oh and cancer gets medicare already so what what?

    >>7160112
    >implying you shouldn't have to pay for the best care on the planet
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:46:47 No.7160236
    >>7160209
    You would probably have to declare bankruptcy if you didn't have insurance and needed heart surgery.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:47:24 No.7160246
    >>7160236
    >implying bankruptcy isn't worth it to save your life
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:50:52 No.7160302
    >>7160246
    So instead of paying some taxes you would rather give up all financial mobility? Also using hospitals this way puts them into debt.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:51:12 No.7160310
    A federal system is the ONLY way. it COULD be simple and easy. Everyone who says the federal gov't cant deal with health care has never seen the military system. They have what is basically socialized medicine (Active duty, retirees, family. NOT Veterans Administration> THAT is shit). Tricare didn't even bat a fucking eye when I had expensive, experimental procedures done that any other insurance company would have rejected. $2000 medicine? Sure, no problem.

    THAT is the system we could emulate. We already have it ready, right now!
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:51:56 No.7160327
    >>7160302

    If you can't pay for health care, how could you pay taxes?
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:53:20 No.7160353
    >>7159741

    Canadafag here, I've been in the ER 3 times, and every single time, I was taken care of in less than 30 min

    I still don't get the OMGZ SOCIALIST MEDICINE argument of amerifags.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:53:36 No.7160357
    >>7159843
    >government can't do shit

    This morning I was awoken by my alarm clock powered by electricity generated by the public power monopoly regulated by the US department of energy.

    I then took a shower in the clean water provided by the municipal water utility.

    After that, I turned on the TV to one of the FCC regulated channels to see what the national weather service of the national oceanographic and atmospheric administration determined the weather was going to be like using satellites designed, built, and launched by the national aeronautics and space administration. I watched this while eating my breakfast of US department of agriculture inspected food and taking the drugs which have been determined as safe by the food and drug administration.

    At the appropriate time as regulated by the US congress and kept accurate by the national institute of standards and technology and the US naval observatory, I get into my national highway traffic safety administration approved automobile and set out to work on the roads built by the local, state, and federal departments of transportation, possibly stopping to purchase additional fuel of a quality level determined by the environmental protection agency, using legal tender issued by the federal reserve bank. On the way out the door I deposit any mail I have to be sent out via the US postal service and drop the kids off at the public school.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:53:50 No.7160360
    >>7160302
    >implying if you go to the emergency room and need a major heart operation that the government doesn't pay for it any fucking way if you have no ability to pay

    >implying health care costs affect credit (they don't)

    >implying we should pay out the ass for eternity for sub par health care in taxes just to give the government overwhelming power over our daily lives just to "make sure we don't give up financial mobility" (laughable) if something happens which causes us to need emergency health services

    >implying 90% of heart related problems don't come from bad diet, smoking, and lack of exercise

    >implying the other 10% don't happen post age 65 when medicare kicks in

    >implying you guys are ever going to get it

    >you don't

    >but you're also not getting socialized medicine in the United States in your life time ever

    >I'm implying lol at u
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:54:23 No.7160367
    >mutebloxx0rrzzzz
    >>7160357
    cont.

    Then, after spending another day not being maimed or killed at work thanks to the workplace regulations imposed by the department of labor and the occupational safety and health administration, I drive back to my house which has not burned down in my absence because of the state and local building codes and the fire marshall's inspection, and which has not been plundered of all its valuables thanks to the local police department.

    I then log onto the internet which was developed by the defense advanced research projects administration and post on freerepublic and fox news forums about how SOCIALISM in medicine is BAD because the government can't do anything right.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:54:51 No.7160374
    >>7160357
    >implying that copy pasta isn't rife with misstatements, complete skewing of facts and lack of reality in pretty much every assertion it makes

    >implying government does the few things it does do well
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:55:28 No.7160384
    I would comment on this, but the robot insists every comment I make is unoriginal. I doubt this will even be posted because of that goddamn robot.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:56:01 No.7160397
    >>7159843
    They seem to do a fairly good job at overpaying for shit without asking too many questions. Let me and my doctors decide what I need and then just cut the fucking check.

    Tada, managed health care.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:56:42 No.7160408
    >>7160327
    Are you serious? The government would help drive down healthcare costs and a raise in sales tax is nowhere near how much you would pay for uninsured care.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)14:57:25 No.7160422
    >>7159741

    Not when it makes rich people even more money.
    >> Anonymous 01/18/10(Mon)15:05:05 No.7160564
    >>7160209
    >implying 'Merikuh gots teh best health care on teh planet.

    I had to take my son to the ER the other day after a nasty spill in PE. and you'll never believe this but even though FOX news said that foreigners are coming to 'Merikuh to use our superior health care system THERE WAS ABSOLUTELY NO EUROTRASH MILLIONAIRES IN THE SHITTY EMERGENCY ROOM OMIGOD I THOUGHT WE HAD TOURISTS COMING HERE EVERY DAY TO USE OUR SUPERIOR HEALTH SYSTEMS HURR DURR!
    >> Anonymous of College Park,MD 01/18/10(Mon)15:10:33 No.7160658
    I prefer the federal government to create and maintain health care via single-payer health care, the states can deliver the health care through that system. All US States have a provision in their state constitutions mandating a balanced budget, therefore states do not have the ability to run a budget deficit.

    Only the Federal Government can.



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