Len Nichols on The Moral Case for Health Reform

[spunright]

Thousands die because they don't have insurance? How do they come up with such a claim? You can have insurance but can't afford the copay's or deductibles and still not go to a doctor and die. And you can go to a doctor or hospital and die sooner because of wrong diagnosis and all the drugs that destroy you liver.

[BLCalifornia]

> Google "National Health Control is Neither Moral Nor Ethical"

[BLCalifornia]

> Charity is moral.

> Government forcing the earners to buy health care for the stupid, the lazy and the ignorant is IMMORAL.

[gulsbyjag]

Yea, get government out of my freeways and airports and ...look at that basterd giving me the finger, where's the highway patrol when you need them? Oh yea, we stopped paying them, they were looking out for some stupid, lazy and ignorant n.......rs. I'm not allowed to say that word am I?

[bpartoens]

There are very few morals left inside the beltway any longer. Most of our elected officials have become whores for the industries they have put in charge of over seeing.

[bpartoens]

Most of those who are elected to represent us are out of touch with working citizens. Not only do they receive an excellent health care plan (that they keep for life), but the taxpayer pays most of the bill. The same elected officials receive large donations from health insurance corporations and pharma. Since Obama's inaguration, the health care industry has spent close to a million dollars a day donation money to our elected officials to secure the status quo.