20/20 Sick in America: Whose Body is it Anyway? (1/6)

myluckyday20.... why would they have that incentive to help another human being? Hmmm...

that guy talking about how doctors shouldnt take money from sick people is ridiculous.if they dont get paid,why the hell would they have any incentive to work?and they went to med school for 7 years and got degrees in bio or whatever,probably one of the hardest subject areas,so they deserve to drive lexuses.just because that guys too stupid or lazy to go to school doesnt mean everyone should be.would he want to work for free??what normal person would go to school for 9 yrs to make no money???

you got that right. too much bureaucracy.

yeah I read about that. Its funny how they traded old vehicles for newer models of gas guzzlers. Someone should have seen that coming. With universal care people will want to go to the doctor as part of a daily routine since its free anyway.

yeah...to the end of the time...if YOU let them to do you thing like this.
Good morning U.S.A....period ... and again...the same..just ...period...if you decided so...sad..sad..s...

be literate, no one can understand what the hell you're saying.

Now I know why people love their dogs better than people. I need a dog!

I lost the golden ticket also

Americans would save about $700 annually if there was universal healthcare with an emphasis on preventative medicine. Doctors, pharmaceutical, and health insurance are against preventative medicine because they'd all lose money if they prevented people from getting sick...

you also have a small population and tons of natural resources such as oil and gold, plus not the same illegal immigration problems that Americans are faced with. Also, where do the drugs and the medical equipment provided to you come from? in which country were they invented? not a socialist country. good luck in you twilight