[OhMike]

First of all, a worthwhile discussion on this (or any other topic) would call for intelligence and logic. You might get lucky and find the former in a liberal, but I doubt you'll find a liberal who can practice the latter.

Why waste your time? I am in the healthcare industry. I've been a consultant at a major firm specializing in healthcare. One might charitably say that I am an expert in the field. Yet, here's what I know: Most people are so woefully ignorant on this subject, so misguided, and so much ruled by an illogical wish to live forever and to get something free, that there's very little point in discussing the subject.

The basic liberal's take on healthcare amounts to this: Me want live always. HMO bad. Insurance companies bad. Me good. Me want free stuff. Gimme a new liver.

Save yourself the aggravation, and use your time more constructively. Go punch a liberal in the eye. -OhMike

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

"The basic liberal's take on healthcare amounts to this: Me want live always. HMO bad. Insurance companies bad. Me good. Me want free stuff. Gimme a new liver."

LOL!

England and Canada are helping their citizens purchase health care services from other countries, allowing their currency to flow here and elsewhere to prevent a needless death. That is desperation. So I say, let's all join in on this great concept. Let's all pay for overseas healthcare. Once that is a worldwide policy, we reduce the 'surplus population'. Only one catch, the US joins in last. I'm curious how all the other countries would react when we were last to join?