http://blogs.forbes.com/rickungar/2011/01/17/congress-passes-socialized-medicine-and-mandates-health-insurance-in-1798/

Besides the fact that their only argument seems to be "im to greedy to allow any of my money to be taxed to help a less fortunate person afford to LIVE". there doesn’t seem to be any other reason beyond GREED, Selfishness, Hatred of anyone who needs help financially, and GREED.
Here’s an article about how even the FOUNDING FATHERs know that socialized health-care was the only ETHICAL and moral choice out there:

So Republicans? Why do you hate the idea of every one having health-care? Why do you hate the idea of having to help the less fortunate? Aren’t republicans all big about being Christian? yet you hate the poor…

I want to know DO YOU HAVE ANY REASON beyond greed and ignorance that free market health care ONLY benefits the super wealthy, for opposing socialized/universal health care?

Id be willing to bet you don’t. Save your breath if your going to rant about how wrong it is you should part with your money to help some one NOT have to go bankrupt to pay a medical bill…or how all the poor MUST be lazy and should just die…i have already heard those "arguments’…anything new?

PS: Obviously i am biased infavor of universal healthcare, but i REALLY am Curious, if Republicans have any reason beyond GREED, and blind faith inunlimited free market FAILED economics, to deny (make perpetually unaffordable)health care to millions of americans??? I have never heard an argument not based on "how dare others expect me to help others"
Try reading the LINK if nothing ealse, though i realize READING is a bit too difficult for some of the people who oppose universal health care…

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My daughter was seriously burned and nearly died. She is having numerous surgeries. Now, she is having a reconstruction of her windpipe. She was taken off medicaid because her twins turned 18. She applied for Disability and was turned down. We got a lawyer and were told on April 5 that a determination had been made but it was under review and we would know on April 14. When I called (my daughter cannot speak), we were told that her husband had to send in pay stubs from June 09 to March 10 and we would hear in 15 days. Meantime, the hospital wants to know who is paying for the surgery? I am putting out 0 a week and I am ill and can only work part time ( I was paralyzed with Guilliane-Barre last year.)I am going bankrupt. Why are they stalling when this is a life or death matter? Is there any suggestions that I can do?
Why did they say that a determination had been made and that it was under review and we would have an answer by April 14. They lied. Then wanted more information that they should have gotten before.
If my daughter had money to put out for medicine and surgeries, she would not be asking for SSI. She has no money at all. Without her medicine she dies
I think that Social Security is stalling because the think she will die and they will not have to pay,

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Recently I filed for bankruptcy. Since this decision I visited the emergency room twice with high blood pressure. Now I just don’t have the drive to get on with my life, goals, duties or anything. My theory is I can do it tomorrow.

It has been 2 weeks since I checked in with the wii and basically about 2 months since I worked out on it. Is it the medicine for my blood pressure, ennui or depression?

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No denying based on pre-existing conditions.

No caps on insurance pay outs.

People are going to be abusing the hell out of this, just like how they abuse every other entitlement program, except now it’s going to be on a massive scale.

And what’s going to happen once the insurance companies are run out of town?

Hellooooooo Socialized Medicine!

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This debt is for a credit card that I have had for 22 years. Prior to now I have always paid off my balance each month in full.

Last September I was in a terrible car accident, I was in the hospital for over one month, and have since had 4 reconstruction surgeries on my legs. I lost my job, and my husband barely makes enough to pay our mortgage and keep the utilities paid each month. We had to use the card to pay for some of my doctor visits, medicine, groceries, etc now the card had about 00.00 on it. My doctor says that I will probably never be able to work again due to the extent of my injuries, and I should file for SSR. We have been unable to make any payments on this card.

Yesterday I received a notice from the CC company wanting to settle the debt. Has anyone ever settled a debt? How should I proceed? Will the CC company want a lump sum, or will they take a minimum payment each month. Honestly I do not want our credit ruined, as we had perfect credit, but I would only be able to make a very small monthly payment, does anyone know if they will accept the payment?

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… even though many of the elderly never worked a day in their lives?

I’m not saying to cut care for the elderly, but why is it good to allow families to suffer a choice of not going to the doctor or going bankrupt?

By the way, I’m a republican.
By the way, we already have socialized medicine. Over 1/3 of treatment is paid for by Medicare/ Medicaid.

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