Ron Paul: Healthcare Reform is More Corporate Welfare (9/14/09 Texas Straight Talk)

[nerd55024]

@jmk3482 Haha quite the opposite. When you let the GOVERNMENT control Healthcare, then Lobbyists just pay of politicians and write rules to raise prices and reduce competition. We have to look at the long-term consequences, not the short-term consequences. In the long term, there would be more doctors, lower prices, and more people able to afford healthcare under a free market solution. Also, many of these doctors would volunteer their time to help the poor. It is better for everyone that way.

[nerd55024]

@jmk3482 Haha quite the opposite. When you let the GOVERNMENT control Healthcare, then Lobbyists just pay of politicians and write rules to raise prices and reduce competition. We have to look at the long-term consequences, not the short-term consequences. In the long term, there would be more doctors, lower prices, and more people able to afford healthcare under a free market solution. Also, many of these doctors would volunteer their time to help the poor. It is better for everyone that way.

[throwerofturds]

what if people started walking three miles a day everyday,stoped eating fast food and ate home cooked whole food , stopped eating drugs and accepted the fact that when your number is up ITS UP !

[benympls]

What about auto insurance?

[miragin7]

How about if the U.S.A. halved its annual military spending and gave the american people a N.H.S system ??? ..

[MaurDL]

you are a credit to humanity minnesotachris. you have no idea how much I appreciate the time and effort you take out to upload these vids and make things simple for all who crave concentrated wisdom

[minnesotachris]

Thanks a lot for the kind words!

[Intervene]

Awesome as always go Ron Paul

[wcarlpdrysdale]

Nice! Thank you.

[lovecloud2]

Nobody will want to be doctors if it's not worth it.

[mcrippinmemtn]

Then who will I get my legal cannabis from?

[wachman]

under Ron Paul, you could probably just grow your own and completely cut out the middle man. Wouldn't that be great?!

[CounterRevolutionary]

They say health care is a right.

If you could potentially have to force someone to provide it to you, it ain't a right.

[hole7777777]

People become doctors because they love to do what they do not because they want to make money ...

[bigsexywzp]

Are you serious? Why do more people become specialists rather than family doctors? GP requires more work, more knowledge, but pays less. Why are we experiencing fewer and fewer GPs coming into practice? It can't be the money can it?

Love of the job has a lot to do with why people continuing to do what it is they do, but economic incentive is what makes people come to it in the first place. Baseball players don't play baseball just because they love it. They do it because they can make money!

[SnowflakeDryad]

that may be true to an extent, but ALL people, doctors or otherwise, have to make money to survive and prosper. Everyone wants and needs to survive; no one should be Forced into martyrdom. I volunteer time and give to charities out of my own free will, but i don't want to give up the prosperity I have earned. or i wouldn't be a help to anyone else and my own life would suck. It should be Sharing wealth, not Spreading/redistributing. It's all about choice.

[misternormL]

Amazing. Thank you!

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