Why We Need Government-Run Health Insurance

Date Put forth on August 25, 2009 by XicanoPwr
Category Posted in Health Care


If you agree that a public option should be part of the health care reform bill, make sure you let your representatives know!

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  1. Gravatar Icon HispanicPundit Aug 25th, 2009 at 10:59 pm

    This is an argument against government run healthcare: public education!

    If healthcare will treat the poor half as bad as public schools do, I REALLY dont want it!

  2. Gravatar Icon chabuka Sep 1st, 2009 at 11:11 am

    Hispanic Pundit…Funny….I just read that Old Mexico has Universal Health Care..so why are you complaining about a “public option” in this country…? You would rather have a profit driven Insurance CEO/Exec tell your doctor whether or not you can have that treatment/test/operation that will save you, or the lives of your loved ones…Are you nuts…? I don’t always trust “our” government either….but I sure as hell trust “our” government over an Insurance Exec who wants a new corporate jet, an extended 20,000 a day vacation in the Bahamas, or to buy into some new derivative scheme on Wall Street…

  3. Gravatar Icon Mexitli Sep 4th, 2009 at 9:23 pm

    HP: “This is an argument against government run healthcare: public education!

    If healthcare will treat the poor half as bad as public schools do, I REALLY dont want it!”

    What are you talkin’ ’bout HP?

    Look at what gov has done for the Postal Service, Police/Fire service, DMV, CA Dept of Corrections and everything else it touches.

    What is needed is more competition. Companies are reluctant to invest in the industry because of too much regulation and what’s the gov’s solution? MORE GOVERNMENT!

    haha

  4. Gravatar Icon Brian Sep 9th, 2009 at 12:43 pm

    Chabuka,

    Public health care is not what we need, like was already pointed out, the police, schools, postal service etc are all terribly run. Yes there are people who need healthcare but cannot afford it, why not deal with them instead of offering blanket coverage to everyone in the US. Your view on an exec/ceo is also very skewed. Although there are ceos out there that do think that way, that doesn’t mean they all do or that if someone doesn’t like their current coverage they can’t switch.

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