Life, liberty and the pursuit of Dr. Pepper

[OE800_85]

Health insurance is not a right? So you just want people to die. I find it funny how, if you take a list of the countries with free medical, they're among the greatest places in the world to live, extremely developed. If you take the list of countries without national health care systems, what do you have? America, China, and heaps of third world nations. Health care should be a right.

I don't believe the argument that the socialist model has failed, I'm not sure if you were referring to that. Western Europe is failing mostly as a result of the lack of social security and increased capitalism. Look at Ireland, they're in the worst shape and they're the most right wing of them all. Meanwhile Scandinavian countries experience and unparalleled quality of life. Am I missing something here? What makes people fight to suffer? What makes them believe the upper class, who milk this country dry?

[LaterBloomer]

Ryoder, who did you think was or wasn't objective on the Supreme Court? The only justice who did not vote as expected was the Chief Justice. The others pretty much voted as expected.

[gnpine]

Health insurance is not a right? So you just want people to die. I find it funny how, if you take a list of the countries with free medical, they're among the greatest places in the world to live, extremely developed. If you take the list of countries without national health care systems, what do you have? America, China, and heaps of third world nations. Health care should be a right.

I don't believe the argument that the socialist model has failed, I'm not sure if you were referring to that. Western Europe is failing mostly as a result of the lack of social security and increased capitalism. Look at Ireland, they're in the worst shape and they're the most right wing of them all. Meanwhile Scandinavian countries experience and unparalleled quality of life. Am I missing something here? What makes people fight to suffer? What makes them believe the upper class, who milk this country dry?

Wait, where in the Constitution does it say the federal government is supposed to provide free healthcare? I seem to be unable to find it. I believe the US is only a few deacades (at the most) away from collapse if we don't do something about the frickin' national debt! I mean what are we at now? 14 trillion!? China is laughing their butts off at us and we don't even get it.