Originally posted by generalissimo do you seriously think that kind of policy would be implemented in the US?
your paranoia is getting out of control.
Heretic!! These foul carbon producing poverty stricken fetus' will be the death of us all!! Die, die, every unborn baby die!!! They are contributing to our economic demise as well as increasing our crime rate.
Originally posted by whodey Heretic!! These foul carbon producing poverty stricken fetus' will be the death of us all!! Die, die, every unborn baby die!!! They are contributing to our economic demise as well as increasing our crime rate.
Originally posted by whodey Heretic!! These foul carbon producing poverty stricken fetus' will be the death of us all!! Die, die, every unborn baby die!!! They are contributing to our economic demise as well as increasing our crime rate.
Funny how you are so concerned with fetuses but don't want to give actual born people equal chances.
Originally posted by whodey What would you say to a China like policy of mandating that poor families are limited to only one or two children? Would it not help us achieve the statist utopia for the fatherland?
You completely ignored the last sentence in the post you replied to.
"That being said, I don't think the issue should be decided on these factors."
Originally posted by KazetNagorra Funny how you are so concerned with fetuses but don't want to give actual born people equal chances.
I wonder if there is a non-statist way of ensuring that everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed (or fail). Something based solely on market forces and voluntary action.
Originally posted by Melanerpes I wonder if there is a non-statist way of ensuring that everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed (or fail). Something based solely on market forces and voluntary action.
Originally posted by Melanerpes I wonder if there is a non-statist way of ensuring that everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed (or fail). Something based solely on market forces and voluntary action.
You mean countries with no worker protection laws? There are plenty of examples.
Originally posted by whodey Heretic!! These foul carbon producing poverty stricken fetus' will be the death of us all!! Die, die, every unborn baby die!!! They are contributing to our economic demise as well as increasing our crime rate.
If that's the case then what's the point of humans at all then?
Originally posted by KazetNagorra Funny how you are so concerned with fetuses but don't want to give actual born people equal chances.
Equal chances? Tell that to the statists that you defend who have come up with "special" health care arrangements that is better than what the little people have access to.
Originally posted by whodey Equal chances? Tell that to the statists that you defend who have come up with "special" health care arrangements that is better than what the little people have access to.
Pick him up and knock him back down again whadster!
Originally posted by whodey Equal chances? Tell that to the statists that you defend who have come up with "special" health care arrangements that is better than what the little people have access to.
Originally posted by whodey Equal chances? Tell that to the statists that you defend who have come up with "special" health care arrangements that is better than what the little people have access to.
So you would support making the insurance plan currently used by members of Congress available to everyone?
Or do you pity them for having a lousy government plan while everyone else has wonderful private plans that work so much better.
Originally posted by Melanerpes I wonder if there is a non-statist way of ensuring that everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed (or fail). Something based solely on market forces and voluntary action.
what is "statist" ?
and why are you against the state? why is it that after Obama won the election most of the hard-right (whodey for example) have suddenly become anarchists?
Originally posted by Melanerpes So you would support making the insurance plan currently used by members of Congress available to everyone?
Or do you pity them for having a lousy government plan while everyone else has wonderful private plans that work so much better.
Speaking of government plans - my experience with military medical centers has been outstanding. Of course, what I use is NOT the same as VA hospitals for retired/disabled veterans. I'm also not sure how other member's experiences have been.
At Fort Bragg they have the Womack Hospital which is large, state of the art and excellent service. When I want to be seen I'm in and out. Prescription drugs, completely free. Minimal paperwork to fill out, etc.
Of course for some things you do have to sit and wait just like any hospital. But we receive fantastic medical benefits.
Originally posted by USArmyParatrooper Speaking of government plans - my experience with military medical centers has been outstanding. Of course, what I use is NOT the same as VA hospitals for retired/disabled veterans. I'm also not sure how other member's experiences have been.
At Fort Bragg they have the Womack Hospital which is large, state of the art and excellent service. When ...[text shortened]... ou do have to sit and wait just like any hospital. But we receive fantastic medical benefits.
yes but that is understandable, if you're fighting for your country the minimum the government can do is make sure you don't have to pay for medical treatment.
Do they cover everything or do you have to pay for (lets say) surgery and other more complicated procedures?
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