reply to post by Mak Manto
I care for everyone's death, but 45,000 people DIE UNNECESSARILY.
You have completely misunderstood the subject report. You don't even know the circumstances of any single deat, except that no insurance was
involved.
That number, by itself, tells nothing about causes, treatment given , treatment denied, or even the availability of funds (insurance or no) to pay for
services, or cost versus cure.
Your hysteria here is getting hysterical.
We can change health care around ...
Yes, but why is a government takeover of health care the ONLY solution you will consider? Why is single-payer the only solution you can imagine?
but there are people on this site who have been blinded by the corporations.
So? There are people on this site who are willing to become entirely dependent upon the government for their well-being; their "housing, health,
education, and welfare.
Are you one of those people? Do you want to be an unproductive sponge, or a slave to bureaucrats?
Isn't that what you're crying out for?
They've been made into scared puppets to keep a system that has failed us for decades now.
If the "system" is the U.S. government, you are 100% correct. If you are referring to private helath care, you ignore the fact that it functioned
quite well UNTIL government started trying to "fix" it.
Have you ever asked someone to try to teach you some history?
It's time to change it, once and for all.
I agree, again! The Federal Government must get out of interfering with American health care. States, non-profits and charities used to be able to
things very well.
To save lives that companies don't want to!
Whose lives and which companies? "All of them?"
jw