A film about how our own government is screwing us over when it comes to public services, specifically when it comes to health care. If they can find money for perpetual war, they can find (our) mo...
A film about how our own government is screwing us over when it comes to public services, specifically when it comes to health care. If they can find money for perpetual war, they can find (our) money for services for us. It also shows how nationalized medicine does NOT equate to socialism, and how the health of our nation would improve through nationalized medicine.
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haha the abbey road guy was hilarious. And "what's the purpose of the cash register?" haha. We're so lucky in the UK, with cheap/often free healthcare (and cheap public transport).
As for American insurance companies scamming people and screwing them over - are their practices stepping on others toes? Yes - therefore, it should be illegal but it's corrupted just like anything else associated with money (i.e. professional sports)
You either cover someone or you don't. There's no "if scenario's" and corner cases, you either do or don't - America's laws allow insurance companies to turn their back. Those need to change.
No argument - so all you really need are new CEO's and new laws.
Yes, more than 50%. Just because it disagrees with your belief all American's are for it doesn't mean it's sponsored by HMO.
Social health care is infringement on freedom - the idea behind freedom is responsibility. Do you have freedom to volunteer into social health care? No - then you don't have freedom.
This sounds simplistic but that's because it is. People need the choice; you can't force anyone to anything good or bad.
Well over 90% of Canadians approve of their healthcare system. Are you sure more than 50% of Americans don't want public healthcare? or is that statistic true because of the gigantic lie machines in the media headed up by the HMOs and pharmaceuticals?
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And "what's the purpose of the cash register?" haha. We're so lucky in the UK, with cheap/often free healthcare (and cheap public transport).
I just found it funny that they were playing the music from Nightmare Before Christmas.
You either cover someone or you don't. There's no "if scenario's" and corner cases, you either do or don't - America's laws allow insurance companies to turn their back. Those need to change.
Yes, more than 50%. Just because it disagrees with your belief all American's are for it doesn't mean it's sponsored by HMO.
Social health care is infringement on freedom - the idea behind freedom is responsibility. Do you have freedom to volunteer into social health care? No - then you don't have freedom.
This sounds simplistic but that's because it is. People need the choice; you can't force anyone to anything good or bad.