The New York Times just hates the fact that Zero's plans for rationing and death panels got exposed.
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I can’t wait untill All The News That’s Fit To Slant gets relegated to the dustbin of history!
No offense but I don’t want any doc treating me that has already made up his mind I’m not going to live beyond “x” amount of time. Guy’s already got that in his head I’m not going to make it and quite frankly that doc may have already determined what they won’t do for me to beat the odds. Because it may go beyond what I should rate for care, they could get penalized for doing more than what they’re told is acceptable for a person my age.
Screw this. This world is not going to be running this way much longer.
So they are saying, give up “hope” and the doc will brief you with “change”? Cool!
"Palliative Care Specialist" is just a euphemism for DEATH PANEL MEMBER.
This is similar to a caller on Mark Levin- posted on FreeRepublic previously-— pretty scary.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2811322/posts
Peath Danels.
Dr. Smith is quite the hero, isn’t he?
Will we report to “carousel” like in Logan’s Run or will be be recycled into chemicals like in Brave New World?
A lot of this nonsense could be eliminated with just two things. First of all, an “actual death clock”, in which a person enter, or has entered for them, lots of personal details about their life, health and history. In exchange, they are given a window in the future in which they are likely to die.
Importantly, in many instances, this can be recalculated, based on changing current habits. In other cases, like past alcohol, tobacco, and drug use and overuse, people are stuck with the damage they did to their bodies when they were younger.
All it does is give them a statistical curve of people like them, with all sorts of modifications based on the information they provide.
The second thing that people really need is available, but needs to be in a clear format for them, depending on the state in which they live. It is a comprehensive “getting your paperwork in order”, far beyond a will, a living will, powers of attorney, trusts, a pre-written obituary with mailing addresses, video inventory of goods, and the rest of the usual stuff.
It might include a section on recording important memories for relatives, future advice and greetings, descriptions of important artifacts that would not be recognized otherwise, such as jewelry, precious memorabilia and antiques, etc.
The press has now gotten so activist/biased it really is no longer necessary to try to explain why liberals are full of baloney when they try to pretend liberal media bias is a myth.
It’s really only necessary anymore just to say loudly: “Bullcrap”!
Everyone sees it anymore.
Obamacare's Palliative End of Life Optimum Serenity Initiative (PELOSI).
"Old people never seem to die, they just get in the way."
President Obama: At that age just a pill might be better than expensive cures.
Former Senate Majority Leader Democrat Tom Daschle has praised Europeans for being more willing to accept "hopeless diagnoses" and "forgo experimental treatments," and he chastises Americans for expecting too much from the health-care system.
Former governor of Colorado Democrat Richard Lamm: Seriously ill old people have a duty to die and get out of the way.
Democrats can be gruff but honest about the problems facing Social Security and Medicare: a gizillion geezers too many! Off 'em.
Discuss end of life wishes with the old? we docs already do this...
but the NYTimes is upset because blacks and other minorities refuse to sign living wills to let doctors remove wanted treatment that cost taxpayers money.