In a Post-Obamacare World, It's Still Not Enough

[Warfish]

http://www.cnn.com/2012/09/01/health...html?hpt=hp_c1

A good example of how Obamacare will never be enough, and the quest for Universal, Govt. Controlled, Single-Payor Healthcare will always roll on.

There is not such thing as comprmise on this issue. The end desire (of many) is, and will always be, State Healthcare/Insurance.

[MnJetFan]

State Healthcare won't work because there are not enough taxpayers to pay the bill. Obamacare will bankrupct this country in years. Not enough tax payers to many bloodsuckers!

[SafetyBlitz]

German. Healthcare. System.

[quantum]

Originally Posted by SafetyBlitz

German. Healthcare. System.

Bad comparison. The German work ethic is legendary. Unfortunately, the American "work ethic" for 55% is too scam your way into freebies.

[SafetyBlitz]

Originally Posted by quantum

Bad comparison. The German work ethic is legendary. Unfortunately, the American "work ethic" for 55% is too scam your way into freebies.

That sure is scientific.

[kennyo7]

Originally Posted by quantum

Bad comparison. The German work ethic is legendary. Unfortunately, the American "work ethic" for 55% is too scam your way into freebies.

Can you provide us with data to support your claim?

[Warfish]

Originally Posted by kennyo7

Can you provide us with data to support your claim?

Work Ethic is a non-quantifyable factor, so obviously he can not beyond polling data.

What he could provide, if he wanted to do the work, is the Workforce Utilization and/or other figures that detail the % of the able-bodies population who are working. That would, of ocurse, not be 1-to-1 for "worth Ethic" but it does tie into much of the same ideals.

Conversely, since the issue is a non-material item, can you provide any source that would contradict his claim? Polls, studies, etc, that state Germany does not, in fact, have a high work ethic nationally?

[PlumberKhan]

Originally Posted by Warfish

Conversely, since the issue is a non-material item, can you provide any source that would contradict his claim?

lolz....

I award you 2 points

[parafly]

It's Still Not Enough

More like it's basically the same exact system.

We continue to live under a for-profit, private insurance, employment based model. There were a few mandates added, but none of the fundamentals have changed at all.