IF AIR TRAVEL WORKED LIKE HEALTH CARE
TheNewAltons asked:
FASTEN YOUR SEATBELTS--IT'S GOING TO BE A BUMPY FLIGHT.
FASTEN YOUR SEATBELTS--IT'S GOING TO BE A BUMPY FLIGHT.
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They keep records but as is said in the video they are not well coordinated so they can't really affect things. What I should say is I don't want a central health record.
I think healthcare needs to be reformed but I don't want a record being kept on me. No way.
Health care system IS ALREADY WORKING LIKE AIR TRAVEL... airlines dropping everyday flights like flies...due to travellers' pre-existing conditions...
Ten of thousands travellers dropped from airplanes every year, WITHOUT ANY PARACHUTES !
GOOD LUCK ON THE WAY DOWN...for other travellers' safety sake.
are they in different parts of the country or something? I mean, it's daytime where she is at and it's obviously night for him!
I love and support amrikanere, but I`m very glad that I live in Denmark or any other civilized country, when I become sick or injured.
...the themes here are also common to the school systems BTW. And don't think 'hey, that's socialized!' SOME things are socialized about it, like money, much of the way the school conducts schoolings is all independent; anyone ever heard of an independent school district? It has that name for a reason. We pay hundreds dollars for sets of books created by professional organizations who research how to help kids learn, then barely use them (each district would rather try a new experiment each yr
@InteractiveViewer333: Huh? Nobody (of importance) has proposed abolishing copyright privileges, which is all «public domain» is about.
Your comment seems off-topic.
You forgot the part where the airline doesn't actually give you the price ahead of time, but waits a couple months to bill you as it churns through a horrifically slow insurance reimbursement system (even if you don't have insurance, naturally).
Yes the market is competitive, but it is only competitive for insurance companies. The US healthcare system is structured to benefit insurance providers, not healthcare providers or consumers.
There is also no reason everything has to be a part of the public domains...we'll need to talk to the government again about that one (there really is a way to have responsible AND minimal internet regulation).
Erm, so you also don't use telecommunications, banking, transport, security, education, retail or manufacturing providers? Because they all rely on the Internet for securely relaying their important internal information.
The internet is quite safe using some very simple levels of security. Really.
Keep my health information away from the Internet, thanks. Anyone who has used youtube knows its no place for important information.
hilarious and depressing
that was pretty good... And sadly TRUE
if that was the case, i'll just take the train insted! the should have an option to jump over the window!
this country is way fucked up... its everyman for themselves... stay away from those wacky christians...
@PatriceFitz
I actually don't, and I don't think I know anyone who do, tbh.
However, your analogy doesn't really work. The move from oceanic travel to air travel took a long time (about 40-50 years). However, instituting government run healthcare would be a drastic change in a relatively short amount of time.
Also, you do have to realise that insurance workers are normal people who just want a job to feed their families. The executives would be the bad guys if there were any.
OMG, they tagged this as COMEDY?! It's horrifying, and too true.
Very very, funny! I loved her happy cheery voice right up to the end. Always feels like you're talking to a script.
The big difference is that transatlantic flights were a product of the FREE market. No one was forced onto the planes.
A wonderful Doctor gave this guy 6 months to live. When he couldn't pay his bills, he gave him another 6 months.
I LOVE THIS CROWD!
yeah, this is amazing. love both you altons!
a man gets a call from a hospital ... his wife's been in a terrible accident. he goes to the emergency room and the doctor comes out and tells him: your wife's in awful condition. she's going to need round the clock care, physical therapy, special nurses, and oh by the way none of this is covered by your insurance. oh my god, says the man, what will i do? what will i do? aw, says teh doc, don't worry, i was just messing with you. she's dead.
Brilliant and painful.