However, regardless of the bent you put on this topic, the real topic should be having 47,000,000 uninsured Americans, and probably another 50-100,000,000 underinsured. This IS a national crisis and threat to our economic security. Not wanting to cover those people is evil and selfish, in my humble opinion.

So stop being such retards and shut up. Please. Let’s try to cooperate and work out the details on this. You know, one day before age 65 you might actually need that kind of coverage. Of course, if you really object to Federally managed healthcare, do not use Medicare when you reach 65. That’s your choice, baby!

(1) Racist: http://hotair.com/headlines/?p=48163
(2) Terrorists: http://minx.cc/?post=290648
(3) Need to be opposed by strong-arm tactics and unions: http://michellemalkin.com/2009/08/06/seiu-and-the-persuasion-of-power/

Outstanding essay.

What would you do without your hate.

Would you even exist?

Rick just say yes or no. I will not ask for a certificate nor ask if it comes from your wife’s side or your parents.

If you want to weigh in on health care reform, then let us know your basis.

Call me a proofer. Am I asking too much?

We did make up the term “birther”…it’s a code word for “sore loser.”

Got hate?? Masturbate.

Completely rational, and reasonable explanations for this outpouring of anger and activism are rejected by the left in favor of the elitist idea that ordinary citizens cannot think for themselves and must be told by lobbyists and corporate flaks to go out and demonstrate.

Well stated!

“If the current private insurance system was adequate, then we wouldn’t be having this discussion. But, that system is designed to serve only itself (not necessarily by serving it’s clients either as one might argue, I have great experience with this).

There is a solution, and private health insurance isn’t it. That’s why they are fighting so hard and throwing so much money around. They’re scared because they suck and everyone knows it. Business that suck are destined to fail. It’s the American way.”

You may know more of the inner workings of health insurance than I do but I’m not convinced that private health insurance isn’t the way to go. Does the way things work need to be re-worked? Sure - but I think an actual free market solution is the way to go. The alternative to non-private health insurance is government health insurance and I’ve yet to see a company that made more in ‘profit’ than the government confiscated in taxes to try to ‘offer’ the same service. Part of the problem, I believe, is that the Federal government has involved itself in so many issues that businesses twist the democratic process through corrupt politicians to get laws enacted in a way that benefits them. I don’t necessarily fault companies for this as the government is going to pass a law regulating them anyway so of course they will want a say in it….the point I’m trying to make is that while we have lots of ‘private’ insurance these private insurance companies are centered around a system of the governments creation. We need a real free market in healthcare to reduce costs and generate real competition and expose insurance companies to the same consumer pressures that other industries face that tend to drive down costs and provide better service.