so get rid of the military, the police, and public institutions because a government has a hand in it. Talk about a failed state... lets go back to the days of living in caves and beating rocks with sticks... lol
foolish, to think you have made a case against fixing a broken system.
No, those are actually the few roles of government. Healthcare isn't. Sorry, but you have no conceptual framework and basis for what you're talking about.
when you drive your car that doesnt explode down the street, that is fairly maintained, to a grocery store that sells food you can expect to be safe and free from deadly chemicals... you should thank the efforts of our bureaucratic overlords at the government. they made that possible... you need to watch the documentary on youtube ‘millionaires in the congo’ by DW.
its 42 min long and VERY compelling. i promise you its a fantastic documentary.
by comparison our government is a finetuned machine...
No you're actually wrong. Because a car that explodes on the street wouldn't be in business long enough for anyone to buy, based on the free-market, not the government. Secondly, the safe food and drug act were landmark laws which do very good, however one could visit a farm and purchase his beef and pork and be free from those laws, yet still safe. This isn't an argument on the necessity of bureaucracies, but rather the government at the center of a service. Get them the fuck out of 99% of the things they stick their nose in. You're on the wrong site my friend, or else have a warped view of what conservatism is. You cannot compare our government to backwater Congo. It's apples and rocks. So, I'm sorry but your values don't align with any form of conservatism regarding healthcare.
Your argument makes my point. Good Day.
so get rid of the military, the police, and public institutions because a government has a hand in it. Talk about a failed state... lets go back to the days of living in caves and beating rocks with sticks... lol
foolish, to think you have made a case against fixing a broken system.
No, those are actually the few roles of government. Healthcare isn't. Sorry, but you have no conceptual framework and basis for what you're talking about.
when you drive your car that doesnt explode down the street, that is fairly maintained, to a grocery store that sells food you can expect to be safe and free from deadly chemicals... you should thank the efforts of our bureaucratic overlords at the government. they made that possible... you need to watch the documentary on youtube ‘millionaires in the congo’ by DW.
its 42 min long and VERY compelling. i promise you its a fantastic documentary.
by comparison our government is a finetuned machine...
No you're actually wrong. Because a car that explodes on the street wouldn't be in business long enough for anyone to buy, based on the free-market, not the government. Secondly, the safe food and drug act were landmark laws which do very good, however one could visit a farm and purchase his beef and pork and be free from those laws, yet still safe. This isn't an argument on the necessity of bureaucracies, but rather the government at the center of a service. Get them the fuck out of 99% of the things they stick their nose in. You're on the wrong site my friend, or else have a warped view of what conservatism is. You cannot compare our government to backwater Congo. It's apples and rocks. So, I'm sorry but your values don't align with any form of conservatism regarding healthcare.
well, then, what is the ‘conservative solution’ to healthcare ? status quo ?? abolish medicaid/medicare ??
you do realize you’re cherry picking what functions as a government institution, as if those things are good merely by accident.