Socialism.
The reason some people resist health care reform is that they see reform as socialism. It's fear of the unknown. But from what I’m hearing, President Obama has not forgotten the interests of capitalists. This could be a big boom for insurance companies with mandated insurance and a “provision” for those “hardship cases” who simply cannot afford it. My mantra these days: Health care is not a commodity. If I keep saying this, maybe it’ll go somewhere that it could do something. In the meantime (and that’s going to be quite a long time), I’m keeping my eye on the goal as this is fundamental to the quality of our lives, individually and as a nation.
On a lighter note, check out the new adventures of Smigly from Allen Mez.
And back to a more serious note, if you haven't had a chance to watch Wendell Potter talking with Bill Moyers about his experience as a top executive for a top health insurance company, it's not too late.
Here in LA we say “stay c
ool,” n
ot s
o much t
o wish c
ool and breezy temperatures
or t
o inv
oke The F
onz, we say it wanting calm and levelheadedness.
And then we flip 'em the bird.
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