OT:Who here is looking forward to higher taxes thanks to Obama's new healthcare plan?

[rdm]

Just curious

 

[amarr1]

not rich enough.

[attic]

Me.

[Dr.Picklebottom]

the only reason youre saying that is because hes black. youre a racist.

[Double D]

who here is looking forward to not having to worry about health bills when youre {censored}ing sick as {censored} and need to go to the doctor?

 

Just curious

[amarr1]

who here is looking forward to not having to worry about health bills when youre {censored}ing sick as {censored} and need to go to the doctor? Just curious

 

I like you.

[Aaron SS]

who here is looking forward to not having to worry about health bills when youre {censored}ing sick as {censored} and need to go to the doctor? Just curious

 

 

[monsterbot]

I'm looking forward to the feeding of the troll.

[SpectralJulian]

who here is looking forward to not having to worry about health bills when youre {censored}ing sick as {censored} and need to go to the doctor? Just curious

 

Me.

 

Although I'm kind of suspecting that I'll be in that group of 30 million who are still uninsured.

 

Can we have a party that is actually liberal? Pretty please?

[smrz]

I'm looking forward to some certainty that I and everyone that I know will have medical insurance once this legislation passes. I'm looking forward (hopefully) to some common-sense changes to the way health care is structured--things like a focus on preventative care, reducing hospital readmission. I'm looking forward to not spending double what citizens of any other country pay for health care.

 

[TravvyBear]

I dunno, I see both sides of the story on this one. I'm split down the middle.

[monsterbot]

 

Me. Although I'm kind of suspecting that I'll be in that group of 30 million who are still uninsured. Can we have a party that is actually liberal? Pretty please?

 

 

This. And maybe one that is actually conservative as well.

[six acre lake]

who here is looking forward to not having to worry about health bills when youre {censored}ing sick as {censored} and need to go to the doctor? Just curious

 

This.

 

If you add up what I pay for my property taxes so my son can go to a decent school, my federal, state and local taxes, my health insurance, trash removal, water, etc. it totals far more then what the average citizen in an "evil socialized European country" pays. Do some math as well as research before you open your dumb face hole.

[sense_of_henry]

http://cthealth.server101.com/the_case_for_universal_health_care_in_the_united_states.htm

[rushfan]

who here is looking forward to not having to worry about health bills when youre {censored}ing sick as {censored} and need to go to the doctor? Just curious

 

Yeah, because it's the governments job to provide for you right?

 

I've never had an issue with health care in my 40 years. But then again, I've always worked hard so that I have a job that offers health care.

[V]

I am. It'll be much cheaper than my current health insurance bill.

[costch]

The original poster reminds me of my mother's current husband.

[costch]

Oh yeah, cheaper health insurance. It's a good thing.

[Secret Seasons]

all i know is i'll be {censored}ing thrilled if they do nothing other than eliminate this pre-existing condition discrimination... its disgraceful and hurting the people who need help the most

[jb1911]

Everyone who is alive will pay more taxes until no one has a job anymore. The end.

[Parah Salin]

Has Bush's tax policies expired yet?

[bigcheese93]

I'm excited for when the raised taxes finally get us to a point of stability economically.

 

And of course the not having to worry about doctor bills when you're extremely sick.

[Jules-RM]

Oh yeah, cheaper health insurance. It's a good thing.

 

It's not going to be cheaper, it'll be a lot more expensive - and it'll be required by law. You can kiss patient-doctor confidentiality goodbye as well.

[theshoegazer]

I am if it means my healthcare costs will be taken care of or minimized. I'm sick of worrying about getting sick and not being able to afford a doctors visit. I'm looking forward to this country moving towards a more socialized approach to medicine. All human beings deserve the right to their health.

[six acre lake]

 

Yeah, because it's the governments job to provide for you right? I've never had an issue with health care in my 40 years. But then again, I've always worked hard so that I have a job that offers health care.

 

 

Government should exist to serve the people...so yeah.

 

Easier said then done. Sadly hard work means nothing today. Companies and corporations are working hard too... They are doing the best they can to relieve themselves the added cost of providing healthcare for their employees.