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Edited on Tue Jun-17-08 10:03 PM by Mz Pip
buzzword for "end of discussion.' People are so afraid of that word. Even though that really isn't what is being proposed.
I would ask how having 40,000,000 uninsured people is somehow good for our country. Why is that okay? How does it benefit our economy, our workforce, our families? Calling it 'socialized medicine' is really a way of ending the broader discussion of how we take care of people in this country, of how we value families. How do we as a nation benefit by having all those people without health care?
On edit: One more thing.. Free market does not guarantee people health coverage. Anyone with preexisting conditions is pretty much screwed. We have had free market health care for everyone who hasn't been fortunate enough to be covered under some employee based group coverage. If that is eliminated then what chance does anyone have who has a pre existing condition.
I knew someone who was denied health insurance because she had a non-cancerous lump removed from her breast 17 years before. Pre-existing conditions would make McCain ineligible for health care if he weren't already getting 'socialized medicine" from our government.
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