Having some form of socialized health care so people don't go bankrupt
paying medical bills? Being able to provide care for people before they
need to go to an emergency room because they don't have a means of
obtaining health care otherwise?
Providing school lunches so kids who otherwise wouldn't get a
meal can go through school with something in their stomach and learn
more effectively?
I've been called far left on the Fido Politics board.
The "answer" to all of that, by the Left, is to increase taxes on all of
us, rather than STOPPING the corruption and blatant mis-management.
That's a problem for me. <SHRUG>
I have always wondered why it is not mandatory for doctors to provide a certain amount of pro-bono work like lawyers supposedly do. I guess you
run the risk of attracting melingerers, but maybe requiring them to work a
Seems like you sometimes hear stories of the local "country" doctor who did things for free, but that was probably before malpractice suits became
cost prohibitive.
Providing school lunches so kids who otherwise wouldn't get a
meal can go through school with something in their stomach and learn
more effectively?
Providing school lunches so kids who otherwise wouldn't get a
meal can go through school with something in their stomach and learn more effectively?
what? who? a doctor did that? usually there's some program in schools for discounted or free lunches. we all pay for it for them in some way.
That isn't my quote. You'd have to ask the OP.
I have always wondered why it is not mandatory for doctors to provide a certain amount of pro-bono work like lawyers supposedly do. I guess you
run the risk of attracting melingerers, but maybe requiring them to work a day a week at a low-income clinic would be helpful to the populace.
Me also. Lately, the knee-jerk reaction to the corruption and mis-management is to pull the plugs on the programs all together, which still does nothing to the politicians who were abusing them while hurting those that actually did benefit.
Providing school lunches so kids who otherwise wouldn't get a
meal can go through school with something in their stomach and learn more effectively?
what? who? a doctor did that? usually there's some program in schools for discounted or free lunches. we all pay for it for them in some way.
Fun fact, we used to have a Doctor here who would work like a mule in order to raise money, then he would periodically do trips to Africa in order to provide charity service over there.
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