Death panels used to exist at dialysis centers, when dialysis machines were too scarce to meet the demand. Well into the sixties, people died from ESRD because there just wasn't enough dialysis time to go around.
Death panels exist now, at any given hospital transplant program, due to naturally occurring shortages of donated organs. People die today because there aren't enough organs to go around.
Under the gubbermint rationing plans, people will die due to contrived shortages of financial allocations.
They will pretend that failure to fund needed care is unavoidable, the same as the naturally occurring shortage of resources such as dialysis machines or donated livers. But they will be lying.
Your post is good. Can we boil it down to a single sentence?
Like: Years ago, death panels denied dialysis to patients who died and these death panels are returning under obuma.
You know more about this than me. Whattya think?
It is my understanding that, if one experiences renal failure in the UK after reaching age 55, dialysis will not be made available.
Instead, you go home to die.