I'll accept that.Oh God, there's not enough bandwidth on this board. lol
There's no simple solution, either. No band-aid, no one-size-fits-all. I won't begin to tell you I have the answers.
All I know is, I can't wait to GTFO.
I'll accept that.Oh God, there's not enough bandwidth on this board. lol
There's no simple solution, either. No band-aid, no one-size-fits-all. I won't begin to tell you I have the answers.
All I know is, I can't wait to GTFO.
Well, it's not as simple as packing up and leaving, you know, and abandoning everything you've known, your family and your country, just on the principle of wanting single-payer healthcare.
I tend to agree that we should get rid of and abolish the VA.
I've worked in both... both have their ups and downs, their good and bad. Neither system is perfect, and guess what? There ISN'T a perfect system. Anywhere. Nor will there be.
But... what do I know, I'm one of the bad guys, so I'm told.
Maybe it just depends on who the "others" are...Maybe I just don't play well with others well enough to be "out in public" on a regular basis.
I'm reminded that it used to be that I could walk into any doctor's office, plop down $5 or $10 and be treated. Then, along came Ted Kennedy and helped create the HMO/PPO health care system. Then, when everyone got to complaining about that system, Kennedy decided that they needed to "fix" health care (that they messed up), and all that led to Obamacare.
Not to mention that my doctor visits under a HMO plan ended up costing me a $20 copay, and I would still have to wait for a referral to any other doctor, should I so choose to want to go to one.
That's pretty effin' cheap, these days, $20 copay.
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