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rahl · 08-22-2009, 03:08 PM

And maybe govn't should step in and tell krogers how much to charge for a head of lettuce. Maybe they should come in and reorganize your company and change your payscale...doesn't make sense or seem right to me. I'm all for the government creating a public OPTION, but not telling companies how they are to run their business. But we're getting of topic here.

Is access to affordable health care services a "right" I honestly can't say one way or the other. It wasn't an issue 50+ years ago because it didn't cost an arm an a leg(no pun intended) to see your doctor, now it does. Who decides what rights to grant? I have no idea, never understood it.

08-22-2009, 03:08 PM	#75 (permalink)
rahl Junkie Location: Ohio	And maybe govn't should step in and tell krogers how much to charge for a head of lettuce. Maybe they should come in and reorganize your company and change your payscale...doesn't make sense or seem right to me. I'm all for the government creating a public OPTION, but not telling companies how they are to run their business. But we're getting of topic here. Is access to affordable health care services a "right" I honestly can't say one way or the other. It wasn't an issue 50+ years ago because it didn't cost an arm an a leg(no pun intended) to see your doctor, now it does. Who decides what rights to grant? I have no idea, never understood it. __________________ "Your life is Yours alone...Rise up and live it"