On October 5, 2013 at 00:55, cnacht said...
I applaud your idealism on this issue, and think it would be great to deliver health care to every one as well. The problem is that you can't do that without rationing, and no one has the stomach for that in this country. If you don't ration in a national health care system, it will go bust. When you try to please everyone, you please no one.
Health care has not been rationed in this country? For years I've heard of complaints about insurance coming up short when caring for recurring issues. The industry, before ACA, was encumbered by a bureacracy not only of the government but of the insurance industry.
It appears they have been given a pass in this discussion.
Back to the questions of 90 yr olds getting dialysis: how many insurers ride along with that?
I dispute the contention that will have to deal with rationing, as we have been dealing with already. For a long time.
