Who Will Check and Balance The Federal Government Monopoly On Health Care?

"Who will be monitoring the government monopoly?"
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[luv2sewgirl]

Fellow citizens and taxpayers: Open mouth, accept the s*** our overlords are shoveling in, close mouth, swallow it, shut up, keep working, pay more taxes, receive only the health care your government want you to have. This is what these two are trying to tell us--you're just annoying them with your silly useless protests.

[400lbGuerrilla]

---But when a long train of abuses (over-taxed, expansion of federal gov't, catering to special interest groups and corporations, abortions payed for by tax-payers, etc) and usurpations (the systematic dismantling of States rights), pursuing invariably the same Object (total control) evinces a design to reduce them(the People) under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their DUTY, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.

[Slayerfan84]

How the fuck is health care reform a monopoly? I mean unless you are referring to the monopoly that the private insurance sector created? You morons, I challenge you with simply this, those of you who have private health care, call your insurer and simply ask, 'what happens if I end up in an out of network hospital'? Then get back to me on this monopoly issue! LMFAO! Nice one, this title sure works, against the idiots and the misinformed!

[Slayerfan84]

I am not taking sides on this issue because clearly, you people are some of the biggest bunches of misinformed idiotss that I have ever encountered! I've heard mentioning of rationed care, high taxes for everyone, and the idea that government can't run anything. I just have 1 simple question, how many bankruptcies happen in America each year, that are related to Medical Bills? I'll let you find out, rather than having me give you the number only to be called a Liberal,you people are morons!

[JustRelaxing1]

You are talking of the concept of "moral hazard", and you are preaching to the converted. We must allow inefficient businesses to fail.

Strategically important industries, such as the auto and banking industries deserve more consideration. We absolutely cannot allow the banking system to seize up. If all the major banks were to fail, you would see more government intervention than you can imagine. The auto industry bailout is certainly less palatable, but still of strategic importance.

[cooking71]

Then why are the European countries that refused to dole out money from their governments per President Obama's request now doing better than the USA? It could not possibly be because they let the companies that needed to fail, actually fail. Thus allowing the financially stable companies to grow and hrie new employees.

[cooking71]

As explained by Physicians for a National Health Program "Single-payer .. refers to one entity acting as administrator, or payer.....such that one entity...would collect all health care fees, and pay out all health care costs....hospitals would receive an annual lump-sum payment from the government to cover operating expenses

"government monopoly: a government agency is the sole provider of a particular good or service and competition is prohibited by law. '

hmmmmmmmmmm

[Adammmm124]

IT IS the bill drafted in the senate, she just didn't read it but I did.

[TheOtherSide100]

Read what you write.

"Auto insurance is mandatory because your car can damage me...."

It does have something to do with your value.

[mchertzog]

Auto insurance is mandatory because your car can damage me or my property. It has nothing to do with the value of a person.

[TheOtherSide100]

Auto insurance is mandatory, because cars are important.

People... ah, it's optional.

Let the big companies continue doing it alone. It's not a monopoly if they're the only option, right?

Uhhhhhhhhhh

[mchertzog]

Also, if you don't pay into insurance, you will be fined. Doesn't sound like much of a choice to me.