Comments on: Interview with Ron Paul 7/19/2007 health care part2 http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/ Family Health Net: Family Health information, news and more. Sat, 22 Oct 2011 15:44:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: odetomy http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/comment-page-1/#comment-257 odetomy Tue, 01 Jun 2010 14:07:02 +0000 http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/#comment-257 Seiku, first of all, we should provide health insurance through our taxes, instead of relying on private insurance companies. I believe health care is a human right and nothing you say can covince me otherwise. I don't believe ALL Republicans are bad, but more are than not. I believe it's just as easy to use and pay the HR 676 insurance platform as pay a fireman's salary. How come a person's health isn't as important as a burning house, freeway, or police protection? It doesn't make sense! Seiku, first of all, we should provide health insurance through our taxes, instead of relying on private insurance companies. I believe health care is a human right and nothing you say can covince me otherwise. I don’t believe ALL Republicans are bad, but more are than not. I believe it’s just as easy to use and pay the HR 676 insurance platform as pay a fireman’s salary. How come a person’s health isn’t as important as a burning house, freeway, or police protection? It doesn’t make sense!

]]> By: odetomy http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/comment-page-1/#comment-256 odetomy Tue, 01 Jun 2010 13:54:19 +0000 http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/#comment-256 As for the current dumbing-down of America, with the "No Child Left Behind Act"....who do we blame for that?? BUSH and his Republican cronies!! Whether people want to see it or not, people like Bush and Ron Paul are intentionally trying to dumb-us-down and keep us that way. If you don't get a good education, or can't afford one, that means no good job and no ownership of property or land. That way, money and opportunity will stay in the rich families and the rest of us are screwed!! As for the current dumbing-down of America, with the “No Child Left Behind Act”….who do we blame for that?? BUSH and his Republican cronies!! Whether people want to see it or not, people like Bush and Ron Paul are intentionally trying to dumb-us-down and keep us that way. If you don’t get a good education, or can’t afford one, that means no good job and no ownership of property or land. That way, money and opportunity will stay in the rich families and the rest of us are screwed!!

]]> By: odetomy http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/comment-page-1/#comment-255 odetomy Tue, 01 Jun 2010 13:38:51 +0000 http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/#comment-255 Think long and hard about this strict constitutional crap. It's to fool people into thinking they have some kind of say in something. It's really an enslavement for you children, grandchildren, etc. Without some government involvement, we have either anarchy or total capitalism. Neither are good. That's why our forefathers wanted a government FOR the people, BY the people. WE are the government and should keep a balance between social sharing and capital gain. That's why we need HR 676! Think long and hard about this strict constitutional crap. It’s to fool people into thinking they have some kind of say in something. It’s really an enslavement for you children, grandchildren, etc. Without some government involvement, we have either anarchy or total capitalism. Neither are good. That’s why our forefathers wanted a government FOR the people, BY the people. WE are the government and should keep a balance between social sharing and capital gain. That’s why we need HR 676!

]]> By: odetomy http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/comment-page-1/#comment-254 odetomy Tue, 01 Jun 2010 12:59:12 +0000 http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/#comment-254 Seiku, I hope you don't get really sick or have a bad medical tragedy. By they way, I never said sharing health care was like borrowing a book. But since you mentioned it, universal health care is more important than borrowing a book and really should be easier to do. Other countries have figured out how to do it and I believe we should too. They understand the importance of life over the almighty dollar. That's something we could learn from them. Seiku, I hope you don’t get really sick or have a bad medical tragedy. By they way, I never said sharing health care was like borrowing a book. But since you mentioned it, universal health care is more important than borrowing a book and really should be easier to do. Other countries have figured out how to do it and I believe we should too. They understand the importance of life over the almighty dollar. That’s something we could learn from them.

]]> By: odetomy http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/comment-page-1/#comment-253 odetomy Tue, 01 Jun 2010 12:19:33 +0000 http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/#comment-253 Try typing "Despotism" or "fun with fascism" on Youtube and see if anything rings a bell. Try typing “Despotism” or “fun with fascism” on Youtube and see if anything rings a bell.

]]> By: Seiku http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/comment-page-1/#comment-252 Seiku Tue, 01 Jun 2010 11:49:20 +0000 http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/#comment-252 Thank you for your well wishes & concern. To clerify, providing libraries, the way taxes are collected is different compared to healthcare/welfare programs. Not to mention many libraries are supported by private organizations and/or donations. Lets us also not ignore some hospitols who do support and care for the people who are unable to afford healthcare giving them help and plans. Check out 20/20 Sick in America w/ John Stossel. That sort of supports my view on healthcare. Takecare. Thank you for your well wishes & concern.
To clerify, providing libraries, the way taxes are collected is different compared to healthcare/welfare programs. Not to mention many libraries are supported by private organizations and/or donations.

Lets us also not ignore some hospitols who do support and care for the people who are unable to afford healthcare giving them help and plans. Check out 20/20 Sick in America w/ John Stossel. That sort of supports my view on healthcare.

Takecare.

]]> By: odetomy http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/comment-page-1/#comment-251 odetomy Tue, 01 Jun 2010 11:03:20 +0000 http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/#comment-251 No hospital I know does that. Believe me, I've dealt with hospitals before over medical bills and it's either pay up or get sued! Some libraries might be privately funded, because they sprung up on their on with such support, otherwise they are publically funded. Libraries are funded different from health care because it is in a different department. They don't belong to the same program. Of course, health care is more important and will be funded as such, if we get HR 676. No hospital I know does that. Believe me, I’ve dealt with hospitals before over medical bills and it’s either pay up or get sued!
Some libraries might be privately funded, because they sprung up on their on with such support, otherwise they are publically funded.
Libraries are funded different from health care because it is in a different department. They don’t belong to the same program. Of course, health care is more important and will be funded as such, if we get HR 676.

]]> By: Seiku http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/comment-page-1/#comment-250 Seiku Tue, 01 Jun 2010 10:13:19 +0000 http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/#comment-250 Havent read HR 676 yet so I don't have an opinion on it. I was thinking about how libraries are funded and thought why dont we fund healthcare by local/state govs instead of a national thing. I am personaly against the federal government doing what theyre not supposed to and I believe in state rights. Curious to know if anyone considered states to run their own healthcare programs and probably an additional program at state level to support those who are unable to afford. What do you think? Havent read HR 676 yet so I don’t have an opinion on it.

I was thinking about how libraries are funded and thought why dont we fund healthcare by local/state govs instead of a national thing. I am personaly against the federal government doing what theyre not supposed to and I believe in state rights. Curious to know if anyone considered states to run their own healthcare programs and probably an additional program at state level to support those who are unable to afford. What do you think?

]]> By: odetomy http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/comment-page-1/#comment-249 odetomy Tue, 01 Jun 2010 09:37:36 +0000 http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/#comment-249 I still think it should be funded nationally, because then there won't be any problems with people traveling from state to state, who might need health care. Plus, some states might be on-board, while others won't, unless it's Federally mandated. ..to be continued... I still think it should be funded nationally, because then there won’t be any problems with people traveling from state to state, who might need health care. Plus, some states might be on-board, while others won’t, unless it’s Federally mandated.
..to be continued…

]]> By: odetomy http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/comment-page-1/#comment-248 odetomy Tue, 01 Jun 2010 08:41:18 +0000 http://www.family-health.net/family-health/interview-with-ron-paul-7192007-health-care-part2/#comment-248 However, California actually passed a bill very similiar to HR 676, but their governor (the Terminator. lol.) vetoed it. Otherwise, California would have had universal single-payer health insurance. Maybe if they keep trying and get a new govenor, they will finally get it. It might happen before HR 676gets passed. You never know. In your research, keep in mind that HR 676 is socialized INSURANCE, not medicine. Meaning the government won't control medical facilities, just the cost aspect. However, California actually passed a bill very similiar to HR 676, but their governor (the Terminator. lol.) vetoed it. Otherwise, California would have had universal single-payer health insurance. Maybe if they keep trying and get a new govenor, they will finally get it. It might happen before HR 676gets passed. You never know.
In your research, keep in mind that HR 676 is socialized INSURANCE, not medicine. Meaning the government won’t control medical facilities, just the cost aspect.

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