Did you know that a woman is 57 times more likely to die during childbirth here than in Canada?

Little dino tries to change the subject with a non sequitur he just made up.

DINO shows the ugly side of “universal” health care and of socialism. In his system, the people are a burden. Each person is one more mouth to feed, one more body to cloth and house, one more case at the hospital.

“realitybased”bob – Will we still get the cheese?

No, you idiot. It’s all about limiting your damn cheese.

Silly cons, one of the greatest expenditures in the health care system is obstetrics. Yes, that means you breeders. From prenatal to premature infants to the exorbitant costs of malpractice, reproduction is right up there with geriatrics at the top of the health care cost pyramid. Factor in obesity and that’s a huge chunk of cash. (we queers don’t have a high incidence of obesity).

We could go on to talk about how much educating your children costs the culture, one of the major expenditures of all states, the burden spread onto even the childless. If only those with children paid, they couldn’t afford to eat! Might solve that obesity problem…..

Then there’s the lost revenue from letting you write off the little buggers. Pretty much that means the government is basically paying you to fuck. Maybe if we didn’t subsidize your procreation you’d have less little societal burdens running around.

Good job HG.

Don’t forget the price tag of $600,000.00 a pop in costs for every AIDS case (what do we have now, 570,000 active cases in the USA and about 1,000,000 in deaths since we started counting?)

This is a contagion that could pretty much be stopped butt cold (no pun intended…. okay, so pun intended) by fags just stopping doing what they are doing.

It is, by and large, a behaviorly-induced disease.

The exceptions to these infections are those infected by diseased blood transfusions, unwitting victims of bi-sexuals who don’t tell their girls they are also catching it in the ass on the down-low, and other innocent victims of what is largely a homosexually-caused plague.

I say identity and tattoo homosexuals, and thereafter cut them off from tax-payer or insurance-funded treatment.

Anybody else has to pay a premium for actuarially-higher risk and some are denied coverage all-told for self-induced and easily avoidable injuries. Homosexuals should not be allowed to foist their massive medical costs onto the rest of society.

In Environmental law, the watchword is Polluter Pays and is the basis of levvying high costs of remediation onto corporations.

They cannot externalize, or transfer, the costs of their pollution onto others. It seems an apt analogy and should apply here.

Skewed stats? You mean like taking a deficit built up over a decade, caused by a decade’s worth of bad economic policy and claiming it occurred over 4 months?

Never heard of such a thing.

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Compete? Um, until he takes over the private insurers like he has already done in other industries? He will regulate every square inch of the industry because he wants the government to have access to all of our information so it can control every detail of our lives. The price and waiting times will skyrocket, the quality will nosedive, and we the people will pay for it. We only have to look at other nations with socialized “healthcare” to see what a grand con Obama is trying to pull off. Look how hard Tony Blair pushed for the DNA database. They have no respect for privacy and an unquenchable gluttony for control.

Did you know that a woman is 57 times more likely to die during childbirth here than in Canada?

Does that figure include the commute from Canada as well? Seems to me we’ve done stories here about Canadians who drive down to the states to give birth!

Hey dino, did you know that Canadians come to America to get medical care they have to wait months or years for at home?

Dino, did you know that no other developed nation’s nationalized health care compares to America’s quality and accessibility?

Dino, did you know that?

Did you know that a woman is 57 times more likely to die during childbirth here than in Canada?

Can you give me a link to the study which reached that conclusion? Because comparing health statistics internationally is tricky business.

For instance, America appears to have a very high infant mortality rate as well. The problem, though, is that here in America we count even children who only survive for seconds outside of the womb. In other places in the world if the child dies in the first few hours it isn’t counted as an infant death.

That skews statistics.