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And if not, why do you hate yourself and America?
I was just gonna ask the same thing. I should just stay away but it's like a car wreck. I cannot not look.Is it possible to block a thread?
Go on....Anyone who has taken an econ 101 class and was conscious in it shouldnt be voting for sanders.
The insurance companies thank you for your apathy.I remember when I was young and thought it mattered what I thought about this stuff.
The fuck?So long as we are posting grossly inappropriate stuff for a soccer forum, check out SavvyRoo.com. Social media site for sharing stats. Mostly political. Some sports and other. I started it a bit over 2 years ago.
Go get your Bernie Sanders jollies on there.
I'm going back to the soccer threads now.
Socialism has been so successful in all prior implementations of it worldwide, so of course, let's vote for a socialist! Bernie for President!
Although, even as a moderate conservative (and one of the clueless/lazy MBA's out there) I would actually prefer Sanders over Trump, although that's like picking between Jeb Brovsky and Kwame to play striker for City.
Anyway, I don't like to call people stupid fucking brainless motherfucking clowns too often, but if you honestly believe Bernie Sanders should even be thought about for President, well......you are a stupid brainless motherfucking clown.
Gavin with the mental gymnastics to try and convince himself that he's not getting fucked over hard with this system. LMAOHealth care is so expensive in this country because of government not because of the free market. Our Health care system even prior to Obamacare had extensive government involvement.
The reason health care is so expensive in this country is due to the following: (off the top of my head many more)
Licensure
Unionism
- Every function of the medical profession requires licensure. Physicians, clinics, hospitals, etc. Restricts supply thus driving up costs.
Regulations
- Unionism in health industry requires that more laborers than are necessary be present for all types of procedures. Unnecessary expenditures and higher unproductivity.
Requirements
- Force insurance companies to cover things for which insurance is not warranted (chiropracters, mental health, abortions, etc.). Increases the price of insurance.
- Restricts buying of insurance from across state lines. Conducive to regulatory capture of states and drive sup cost due to limited competition.
FDA
- Capital and reserve requirements. Excludes smaller insurance company and mutual aid society options.
Hospitals
- Arbitrarily shuts down peaceful pharmaceutical/health care companies and auctions off their assets to bigger companies.
- Raises costs of production via stringent testing requirements.
Patents
- Granted higher funding for more unnecessary and expensive equipment, whose usage becomes a fixture of hospital practice. Precludes lower cost treatments.
Employer Insurance System
- Prohibits generic pharmaceuticals and machinery. Higher cost goods.
In Sum
- One's employment is often bonded to one's insurance. The expression of consumer preference in this industry is hampered.
On the bright side despite all this Ill take an American Hospital over one in Europe anyday. Ive been to several European hospitals, notably in Italy, no thank you. Sometimes the grass isnt always greener on the other side socialist. Further all major medical advancements are coming from the US not abroad, Im proud of that fact.
- Big bureaucratic mess. No price competition. Almost unlimited right of mark-up. Dominated by insurance and pharmaceutical companies. Medical institutions basically 'own' their position in the industry. And we just got Obamacare. Will push clinics and doctors into big hospitals, who reserve a near-royal right of mark-up.