The issue is about contributing to the insurance pool. If you aren't covered under an insurance plan, then you are costing the health care system and the people of the U.S. money when you go into the emergency room. With that said, we know what the problem is, but let's not TRY to fix the problem by implementing the governmental overhaul. The government does NOT need to make a profit to operate, thus making it impossible for the private sector to compete. The problem must be fixed within the private sector to steer ourselves toward a truer democracy: by the people for the people. We do not need the government to be our insurer...this only leads to further acts of imperialism than we already have. The government approach is a lazy attempt to, what will ultimately be, a temporary solution to a long-term problem.
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The issue is about contributing to the insurance pool. If you aren't covered under an insurance plan, then you are costing the health care system and the people of the U.S. money when you go into the emergency room. With that said, we know what the problem is, but let's not TRY to fix the problem by implementing the governmental overhaul. The government does NOT need to make a profit to operate, thus making it impossible for the private sector to compete. The problem must be fixed within the private sector to steer ourselves toward a truer democracy: by the people for the people. We do not need the government to be our insurer...this only leads to further acts of imperialism than we already have. The government approach is a lazy attempt to, what will ultimately be, a temporary solution to a long-term problem.
August 8, 2009 - 11:16amThis Comment
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