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To: Final Authority

Let the Church handle it. And by Church, I mean THE Church, as in one and only 'true' church of latter days.

Remember, the Church already tried this experiment called the 'United Order.' It didn't work then - it won't work now.

Yes - we should just step over the sick and dying! That image is just absurd. We have the fattest and healthiest poor people in the history of the world.


251 posted on 04/05/2006 1:32:43 PM PDT by colorcountry (You don't have a soul. You are a Soul. You have a body.....CS Lewis)
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To: colorcountry
Respecting 251, let the church handle what? Handle health care? What should they use for money or do all of the nurses become nuns and take an oath of poverty?

The reason we aren't stepping over the sick and dying is because we do have the best health care system in the world, or used to, as it is becoming over burdened by criminal aliens where the concept of insurance and personal responsibility is foreign, and the irresponsible of our own who wish to remain deadbeats and live off others.

The Massachusetts plan subsidizes personal responsibility. It promotes responsibility and insures the taxpayer that those who can pay, will. Now that is a good thing.
259 posted on 04/05/2006 2:03:06 PM PDT by Final Authority
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To: colorcountry
We do not have the fattest people in the world. This distinction is held by the country of Brazil! Remember 25 years ago when famine was the largest health threat to the worlds people and now the largest problem (literally and figuratively) is obesity! My how the times have changed.
324 posted on 04/06/2006 7:12:20 AM PDT by al_again
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