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GreenArrow Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Jan-25-10 01:01 PM
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38. So if this bill doesn't pass,
Edited on Mon Jan-25-10 01:28 PM by GreenArrow
nothing will be done, all the health care problems that already exist will magically heal themselves? The reason they're pretending to try to fix health care is because there are real problems. They aren't going away if nothing is done right now, and given the nature of this bill, they aren't going away even if the bill passes. The issue must be dealt with realisticly, and that solution requires putting the insurance and pharmaceutical companies to heel. Any real healthcare plan needs to be structured around the needs of the people, rather than being structured around the needs of the for-profit insurance companies.

The bill needs to be shitcanned, pronto.
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