Health “insurance” is not the solution to high health-care costs. It is the basic problem with the American system. And now, the U.S. congress is writing a bill that will make purchasing “health insurance” mandatory for every citizen! The reason they don’t suggest abolishing health insurance is because congresspeople and senators are receiving kickbacks and campaign funding from these big, corrupt insurance corporations. Health “insurance” is a fallacious concept, and I’m not buying it! Call your congressperson and ask them to Just Say NO to mandatory health insurance!It will guarantee you a loss of freedom, and if you do not come to heel and do what Dictator in the House Pelosi tells you to and BUY it, you will be fined. THIS HEALTH PROPOSAL IS THE SICKEST YET!
M-J writes, on September 12th, 2008:
I was asked this lately, and here is a brief response:
What issues are important to you?
In random order: getting rid of “health insurance”, which in my view is a fallacious concept and an intrinsically corrupt industry, in order to totally revamp the health-care “system”. After all, what health insurance constitutes is gambling; betting against one’s self. There can be no realistic talk of health-care reform whilst there exists a parasitic element such as the insurance company, and until, additionally, HMOs are outlawed. I was in a doctor’s office waiting room in Princeton, with a brain tumor. I saw an acquaintance of mine and sat next to her. She was there for the sniffles. People who belong to HMOs are packing the waiting rooms and doctors’ schedules for their petty concerns. And then there were the Medicare and Medicaid people who were there because it’s their hobby (it’s impossible to not overhear them chatting amongst themselves about why they’ve come to see the doctors). My husband and I would never dream of going to the doctor for a common cold. It is wasteful. The “health-care” system is clogged up, and needs to be purged of waste. My other concerns: eliminating the “Death Tax” and wasteful social programs; tort reform to reduce punitive costs for physicians. Energy independence for the United States, including drilling for oil, windmill power, and clean coal, is paramount. All these years of “not in my backyard” from poseurs on the left (who didn’t even want to see windmills on the landscape, because they ostensibly “ruined our view”), and those entrenched politicians who try to curry favor with them out of intimidation, have destroyed our autonomy and our economy. A country that creates its own energy, including oil, is a country which has a great economy–as long as it’s not run by a dictator (like Hugo Chavez of Venezuela). Oil creates jobs, keeps food transportation flowing, operates farming machinery and other production plants, giving an economy a great boost. Look at Canada for the perfect example. Oil will trickle down….
Issues that Are Important to Me
M-J writes, on September 12th, 2008:
I was asked this lately, and here is a brief response:
What issues are important to you?
In random order: getting rid of “health insurance”, which in my view is a fallacious concept and an intrinsically corrupt industry, in order to totally revamp the health-care “system”. After all, what health insurance constitutes is gambling; betting against one’s self. There can be no realistic talk of health-care reform whilst there exists a parasitic element such as the insurance company, and until, additionally, HMOs are outlawed. I was in a doctor’s office waiting room in Princeton, with a brain tumor. I saw an acquaintance of mine and sat next to her. She was there for the sniffles. People who belong to HMOs are packing the waiting rooms and doctors’ schedules for their petty concerns. And then there were the Medicare and Medicaid people who were there because it’s their hobby (it’s impossible to not overhear them chatting amongst themselves about why they’ve come to see the doctors). My husband and I would never dream of going to the doctor for a common cold. It is wasteful. The “health-care” system is clogged up, and needs to be purged of waste. My other concerns: eliminating the “Death Tax” and wasteful social programs; tort reform to reduce punitive costs for physicians. Energy independence for the United States, including drilling for oil, windmill power, and clean coal, is paramount. All these years of “not in my backyard” from poseurs on the left (who didn’t even want to see windmills on the landscape, because they ostensibly “ruined our view”), and those entrenched politicians who try to curry favor with them out of intimidation, have destroyed our autonomy and our economy. A country that creates its own energy, including oil, is a country which has a great economy–as long as it’s not run by a dictator (like Hugo Chavez of Venezuela). Oil creates jobs, keeps food transportation flowing, operates farming machinery and other production plants, giving an economy a great boost. Look at Canada for the perfect example. Oil will trickle down….
~~Copyright M-J de Mesterton, September 12th 2008
