Re: Every so there's so often there's another skeptic

40888, you took the words right out of my mouth, or more accurately right off my keyboard. I think it's likely he may have read his own words, just wasn't able to comprehend his own words, which I quote:

"The insurance companies and the government pay most of the bills. They would like very much to improve their bottom line by reducing the amount of money that sick people are costing them."

The initial feeling arising from such an ill conceived statement is one of anger, the kind that stems not from such stupidity being characteristic and isolated to a single deranged mind in urban Ohio but characteristic of a global generation of college kids. Upon further reflection this anger quickly becomes pity and anguish at the realization that it was the failures of many previous generations that's allowed the present state of education, lower and higher, to descend to it's present depths of achieving excellence in prohibiting genuine education of the masses. The notion that the government pays most of the bills is convoluted on so many counts it's not easy to enumerate them other than to say this epitomizes the pinnacle of the ponzi scheme known as the state-sponsored socialism. The government generally doe not have jack to pay or fund any bills of any kind until it first confiscates jack from it's people, their labors and their private property. The only thing the government really has in this context is the collective blessing of it's people to authorize and perpetrate such theft upon the very people giving the blessing. If memory serves me correctly, another session of said ritualized blessing is scheduled nationwide for next Tuesday. The corporate insurance racket is a similar fraudulent albeit tweaked scheme. It's far simpler to fire one's insurance agents - cancel policies and quit paying the premiums; effectively firing one's government agents may not be so simple. Tweet