--- In [email protected], "Richard J. Williams" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Bhairitu wrote:
> > I went to a new dentist on Thursday.
> >
> Apparently you didn't have any dental insurance with your employer.
> 
> So, you didn't actually have a dental plan and so you want the 
federal
> government to now pay for your bad teeth? Go figure. Most smart 
people
> have a dental plan or at least have money saved up to pay for a 
dentist. 
> 
> > It would be the best of both worlds but we may never see it 
> > because of the criminal raskasas and asuras...
> >
> Not all dentists are black devils, Barry, or even criminals. 
> 
> Why shouldn't you pay to have your own teeth fixed? The best system
> for heathcare, so far, is the free enterprise system of private
> medical care based on the patients ability to pay. What's needed 
are
> jobs that pay good money, so that everyone can pay their own way, 
and
> not depend on the federal government for handouts. I'm getting 
really
> tired of paying for other people's healthcare when they won't even 
try
> to take care of themselves. You're a case in point. I'm against
> payroll taxation and redistribution of my hard-earned wealth.
>
You sound as if you lack experience. From 2001 to 2004, after Bush 
failed to protect the US and 911 happened, in conjunction with 
the 'dot com' implosion, over 300,000 jobs were lost in the county I 
live in. The unemployment rate was about 27%. The vacancy rate for 
office space was 40%. Yes, just like the Great Depression, only it 
wasn't widely reported because everyone else in the country thought 
that all of us in Silicon Valley were still having parties and 
walking streets of gold. 

There was no safety net for most of us, and paying for health care 
was a luxury, coming well down the list after 'excesses' like food, 
and electricity. Over half a million people had to move away, 
uprooting families and causing a lot of pain and dislocation. You 
have a lot of nerve saying we should not depend on Federal 
Government, when we all pay high taxes. To say that healthcare is 
best as a greed driven system is ludicrous. The system is broken.

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