How Brees & Manning Tie In w/ Rep. Healthcare BS

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[greenthumbguy1]

Are you really sayng that we should privatize SS, and medicare/medicaid? Just take your life savings to the casino. Easy to see why you would vote for Palin.

[deeter131]

and I will just bet that you had to write that on your hand so you could remember it....

[rightwingrocks]

Fuck theyoungturks this guys a fuckin moron

[kipptumor]

@calimar28 Exactly - They are as useless as the shit-filled, rotting corpse of John Wayne. Heh heh.

[calimar28]

Cenk, wernt these "tea baggers" who you credit for killing healthcare, the same teabaggers you used to say "a crazy small fringe"? Heh heh.

[governmentslaves]

@deeter131

I must have very big hands.

Have another bong hit stoner.

[bluefootedpig]

the asking around is because when there is a cost to the person, capitalism type questions will start to get asked. Not all treatment is equal, and even "just get treated" doesn't work, as my wife was "just treated" 2 times before the third doctor said her appendix burst. That is right, 2 x-rays, 2 doctors, and both said nothing wrong. So there is a quality difference, but when there is no cost to the person getting treatment, we don't ask about quality. Without that, bad doctors stay in biz.

[me213516]

I don't see it as an all-or-nothing situation when it comes to integrating competition and capitalism into the health care system. The plain truth is that you need regulation to maintain capitalism's efficacy in such an industry.

As for asking around about doctors, I'm not seeing how that would be affected by capitalism (or the lack of it), unless you mean doctors assigned by insurance companies. Whatever the case, I think the first priority is to make sure people can actually get treated.

[blanenbishop]

mostly all in washington are fake as fuk see fagbama

[mwall1996]

The example was fuckin hilarious

[bluefootedpig]

True, I can see that, but without capitalism, how do you value doctors? not all doctors are equal, so how do you reward doctors that spend longer periods with a patient?

In capitalism, you would be asking a doctor (at least family doctors) how good their reviews are from other patients, how much they cost, average time spent with patients, but because we do not pay, we don't ask those questions. I would be fine if emergency health care was free. And I mean real emergency, not "I was coughing".