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JUL 04, 2009 05:49 PM
JUL 04, 2009 05:49 PM
ENFORCER99 said:
Tiger_Fodder said:
Republicans (which includes Joe Lieberman he just doesn't have the balls to admit it) and San Diego suck. Carry on!
you seem like one of the liberal type that want to drive around cars powered off of cow farts
It's nice to have another voice of reason on the CE Boards. Welcome! 
JUL 04, 2009 05:52 PM
TheFuckOffKid said:
ENFORCER99 said:
Tiger_Fodder said:
Republicans (which includes Joe Lieberman he just doesn't have the balls to admit it) and San Diego suck. Carry on!
you seem like one of the liberal type that want to drive around cars powered off of cow farts
It's nice to have another voice of reason on the CE Boards. Welcome!
I know. More idiots to ignore. That bagged avatar sure is getting a work out.
JUL 04, 2009 05:53 PM
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JUL 08, 2009 12:37 PM
JUL 08, 2009 12:39 PM
Oh and i forgot...statistics don't prove anything. They use a small sample to suggest things that could be true and can be twisted to support views such as yours. Unless someone asks everyone and goes to every single hospital, they cannot prove anything. It's just a theory 
. I did psychology and statistics. I know my shit.
JUL 08, 2009 01:42 PM
JUL 08, 2009 06:10 PM
dholokov said:
Furthermore, to paraphrase my post from the last page, the relevant question Americans should be asking themselves isn't "Do some people in countries with universal healthcare find some sort of fault with their systems?" but rather "is their system better than ours?"
The fallacy of those Americans that bring up the "it hasn't worked in other countries" is that they are assuming that we will adopt the Chilean system, the UK system, the Canadian system or whatever. The reality is that we will come up with our own solution. Unfortunately, the best minds in America will not be focusing on designing the best health care system; none of them would ever dream to be in government. I have hope that something workable will come at the end however, because we Americans rock.
JUL 08, 2009 08:28 PM
Tiger_Fodder said:
dholokov said:
Furthermore, to paraphrase my post from the last page, the relevant question Americans should be asking themselves isn't "Do some people in countries with universal healthcare find some sort of fault with their systems?" but rather "is their system better than ours?"
The fallacy of those Americans that bring up the "it hasn't worked in other countries" is that they are assuming that we will adopt the Chilean system, the UK system, the Canadian system or whatever. The reality is that we will come up with our own solution. Unfortunately, the best minds in America will not be focusing on designing the best health care system; none of them would ever dream to be in government. I have hope that something workable will come at the end however, because we Americans rock.
Along the same lines in January the New Yorker published a piece on health care titled Getting There from Here How should Obama reform health care?.
JUL 09, 2009 04:32 PM
IDGAS said:
Tiger_Fodder said:
dholokov said:
Furthermore, to paraphrase my post from the last page, the relevant question Americans should be asking themselves isn't "Do some people in countries with universal healthcare find some sort of fault with their systems?" but rather "is their system better than ours?"
The fallacy of those Americans that bring up the "it hasn't worked in other countries" is that they are assuming that we will adopt the Chilean system, the UK system, the Canadian system or whatever. The reality is that we will come up with our own solution. Unfortunately, the best minds in America will not be focusing on designing the best health care system; none of them would ever dream to be in government. I have hope that something workable will come at the end however, because we Americans rock.
Along the same lines in January the New Yorker published a piece on health care titled Getting There from Here How should Obama reform health care?.
Thanks. That is a great piece!
JUL 10, 2009 08:45 AM
Tiger_Fodder said:
IDGAS said:
Tiger_Fodder said:
dholokov said:
Furthermore, to paraphrase my post from the last page, the relevant question Americans should be asking themselves isn't "Do some people in countries with universal healthcare find some sort of fault with their systems?" but rather "is their system better than ours?"
The fallacy of those Americans that bring up the "it hasn't worked in other countries" is that they are assuming that we will adopt the Chilean system, the UK system, the Canadian system or whatever. The reality is that we will come up with our own solution. Unfortunately, the best minds in America will not be focusing on designing the best health care system; none of them would ever dream to be in government. I have hope that something workable will come at the end however, because we Americans rock.
Along the same lines in January the New Yorker published a piece on health care titled Getting There from Here How should Obama reform health care?.
Thanks. That is a great piece!
Seconded. It was really informative, especially when explaining the unique situations that lead to different systems.
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JUL 04, 2009 05:46 PM