We do not have the best health care system

Then this assclown brought up the infant mortality rate meme. People that recite that false statistic need to have their craniums emptied.

fookin idiots.

the entirety of the health care debate has been dominated by conservative opponents who oppose procedures and percievied threats against personal rights and liberties. all of the concerns conservatives have are baseless because a)they are not found in the text or b)they are overreactions to commonsense measures that already exist in private plans. are people not to believe that private plans are rationing care in order to meet “concerns about making a profit”?- as one colorado student voiced in a concern that ironically was against health care reform- on the basis that the insurance companies could not compete with the government. first he was wrong the government does have to make a profit- even the coporate conglomorate must make a profit when battiling the small buissness- if that is the comparison to be applied in that voicer’s concern. secondly how are the American peoples supposed to trust their lives in the hands of persons who are concerned about profits? rather than trust the government of which is at the beck and call of the people, people should trust those resigned to making profits? even so no provisions to oust private companies is in place- the hub bub is overt threatining layers of beuracracy, which never threatned buisness before, so long as they did not constrict the product, of which health care is not, and given the need of regulation, the conservatives arguments are a bunch of hot air. euthanasia, abortion scares and spin have been at the core of the conservatives attack pattern and they all fall short-euthanasia is conservative code word for trying every medicinal and surgical treatment known to the field no matter how hopeless it looks- because that would not seem as life threatining or oh, dear rational. abortion exists as only a overwrought technicality – no provisions restricting abortion were written in, because, that would make it easy for conservatives to gut the plan- give an inch take a mile. finally all the concern over who’s reading what is another convient distraction that conservatives have brought up in- but have little logical weight- reading every inch of the plan would be futile, considering the accusations of what’s in the plan would require deft and clever monvement of governing bodies, a contradiction to claims of ignorance concerning democrats and the President. further more, legislaters represent the will of elected officials and as such are indicative to applying the points of view of the President and others. thus reading the bill would be a waste of time, and if the President did spend that time the opposition would accuse the administration of wasting taxpayer dollars on frivoulous and meaingless jargon. to that end the town halls are again a source of attack, in which oponents accuse the proponents of bullying them. again ridicoulous claims fly in the face of true reform, intended to extend neccessary health care to those who can not afford the plans pushed by insurance companies.