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Is Healthcare a Right?

Is Healthcare a Right or a Privilege? 27 members have voted

  1. 1. Is Healthcare a Right or a Privilege?

    • It's a Right
      22%
    • It's a Privilege
      59%
    • Not Sure
      18%

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1. There are states that have only 1 or 2 insurance companies, that my friend is a monopoly.

 

2. Are you aware that the very nature of Health Insurance, requires that you PAY FOR SOMEONE ELSE'S CARE. Your premiums don't just sit there and wait on you to get sick they pay for other's treatments. So to say you don't want to pay for someone else's care would mean that you are not insured, or you are completely self insured.

 

Pelosi's Bill passed last night. You better be prepared to "pay for someone else's care" and do exactly what the government says or get fined...Or better yet, get put in jail. If this thing goes all the way the United States of America will no longer exist as a free country.:puke:

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I don't believe health care is a right.

 

But as a man of faith, I think we have to assist those who can't.

 

Doesn't our tax dollars "assist those who can't" now?

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