Do You Not Want to Own Property or Recieve an Inheritance Young People?

[ImRightYoureWrong]

@adroit

Man, we went from wanting universal health care where tens of thousands of people don’t die a year for a lack of coverage and hundreds of thousands don’t go bankrupt for medical debt to abolishing private property real quick.

Simmer down.

Most. Important. Election. Of. Our. Lifetime.

[ImRightYoureWrong]

@CanadianJudo

What American Republican think Socialism is and what Socialism really is are not the same thing.

Are you posting in a guberment compooter in Canada?

[BlueTex]

@Smyrna

You call it entitlement. I say just give me back what I paid to the PROMISE you’d pay me back…and…you can keep all the interest you made on MY MONEY.

If you are like the average social security and medicare recipient, you will use about 30% more than you contributed.

Good luck paying for health insurance on the private market as a 70 year old… The average person would lose all their property and inheritance in their final years to medical debt.

[ImRightYoureWrong]

@Smyrna

I mean…who wants to have to get up early, not be able to sleep in, go to work, give your best efforts, for a minimum of 8 hours, 5 days a week, every week, of every year…until you retire?

Hellllllllllll noooooooooooooo…gimme, gimme, gimme…some of dat free stuff…amirite?

Ya totallyz, libs and people who argue for universal health care are lazy.

[Jezcoe]

@Smyrna

@Jezcoe

No.

The steady erosion of the social safety net has seen a marked decline in the fortunes of the Middle Class.

But let us not dwell on that.

Let us instead smugly yell “Free Stuff!” without any context as to the issues that are being raised and the history behind them.

It feels better.

My friend…stand back…take a deep breath and meditate for a second on how a child is created? Then ask yourself…was the creation an act of love or lust? If…it was love, both provide their long term committment of responsibility to provide a home, love, an education, food, guidance and all the necessary forms of nurturing to develop this baby, into a responsible adult…and the circle of life continues. Think about that. The government provided the financial means to substitute that end of the personal responsibility it takes to raise a child. They didn’t provide the rest and all that you equate to “erosion” is the result of this government mistake. The whole program should be revisited and redesigned to motivate a better outcome for the child…PERIOD.

I have zero idea what the point of that was.

[ImRightYoureWrong]

They need to quit being lazy and get a job. 6 year olds need to get out that shovel as well

[ImRightYoureWrong]

We need personal responsibility that’s why it’s all the governments fault, not ours or big business

[Smyrna]

@BlueTex

If you are like the average social security and medicare recipient, you will use about 30% more than you contributed.

Good luck paying for health insurance on the private market as a 70 year old… The average person would lose all their property and inheritance in their final years to medical debt.

I despise coining the debt the government owes me as an entitlement. That’s a government IOU…period. As far as the medical side, I agree…it’s somewhat of an expensive mess. If I were king, I’d bring back the tort system and greatly reduce medical costs.

[ImRightYoureWrong]

I love how Trump blows up the deficits to $1trillion plus and the only thing trumpists make threads on our imaginary worlds where all property rights are stripped away

[Borgia_dude]

@Smyrna

As far as the medical side, I agree…it’s somewhat of an expensive mess. If I were king, I’d bring back the tort system and greatly reduce medical costs.

How would you reduce costs?

[BlueTex]

@Smyrna

I despise coining the debt the government owes me as an entitlement. That’s a government IOU…period. As far as the medical side, I agree…it’s somewhat of an expensive mess. If I were king, I’d bring back the tort system and greatly reduce medical costs.

Interesting, is it your opinion that litigation is driving up medical costs? In states that have capped medical malpractice awards, there has been no significant reduction in medical costs. How could that be?

[highroller]

The inheritance exception is 11,400,000 per person. I haven’t heard anybody talk of a 100% tax rate for the inheritance tax starting with no exemption.

[BlueTex]

@highroller

The inheritance exception is 11,400,000 per person. I haven’t heard anybody talk of a 100% tax rate for the inheritance tax starting with no exemption.

And that is why I try very hard to keep my wealth limited to around $11,000,000… no incentive to earn more… /sarcasm…

[Smyrna]

@BlueTex

Interesting, is it your opinion that litigation is driving up medical costs? In states that have capped medical malpractice awards, there has been no significant reduction in medical costs. How could that be?

There are many aspects of this. Why is it that when a drug is advertised on tv in a 60 second commercial, the first 15 seconds are telling all the good things it can do, while the next 45 seconds state all of the potential side effects. Then…that commercial is more often than not, followed by a lawyer’s commercial stating that if you took this drug, there’s a potential pot of gold waiting for you?

[adroit]

@Smyrna

Yeah…and perhaps you’re swallowing sheople food? Those that could change the laws to reflect what I just said…for 1 million dollars…what do you think the preponderance of their professions are?

I swallowing the ■■■■■■■ facts. TOTAL medical liability costs—that’s for tort costs and defensive medicine costs—is around $55 billion dollars. TOTAL. We spend over $3.5 TRILLION on health care expenditures.

So get the ■■■■ out of here with that “sheople” food when all you’re doing is regurgitating a conservative talking point addressing an issue as if it’s a main reason we have high costs despite it being a drop in the bucket.

[Smyrna]

@adroit

I swallowing the ■■■■■■■ facts. TOTAL medical liability costs—that’s for tort costs and defensive medicine costs—is around $55 billion dollars. TOTAL. We spend over $3.5 TRILLION on health care expenditures.

So get the ■■■■ out of here with that “sheople” food when all you’re doing is regurgitating a conservative talking point addressing an issue as if it’s a main reason we have high costs despite it being a drop in the bucket.

You lost the million dollars. Now…for your second question; what is the largest expense of all doctors practicing in the US?

[adroit]

@Smyrna

You lost the million dollars. Now…for your second question; what is the largest expense of all doctors practicing in the US?

It doesn’t matter. I just told you the ENTIRE cost of medical liability expenses. It’s $55 billion. Why are you asking about the portion of a doctor’s costs? Doctor’s salaries only make up 8% of total health care expenditures. Drop. In. The. Bucket.

You see, you’re dealing with someone who has spent a ridiculous amount of time looking into the data on all of this. You’re swinging out of your weight class.

[Smyrna]

@adroit

It doesn’t matter.

Not when you’re a sheople bleeting out what the sheopherds dictate…you’re right.

[Smyrna]

What percent of tests are done now…for the single purpose being to cover their ass in case of a frivolous lawsuit?

[Smyrna]

I could go on and on. If…“we” adopted the tort system, our medical costs would fall in line with those of similar countries around the world.