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|    BOB KLAHN to ALL    |
|    Abolish Medicare...Medicaid...Military r    |
|    06 Jan 12 02:12:58    |
       It's time to considering working to abolish Medicare, Medicaid        and Military retiree medical care.               Consider it because the US Supreme Court is considering        eviscerating National Health care. If National Health Care is        lost, why consider the others?               I expect some will think Medicaid is for welfare recipients, but        they actually receive a clearly minority fraction of Medicaid.        Elderly receive a large portion. Nursing homes for the elderly        are paid for by medicaid.               There are millions who either get private sector health        insurance because of the National Health Care plan, and many        more will after it takes full effect. Among those millions are        many who are young adults who are on their parent's employer's        insurance plans because of NHC. Two of my children are among        those young adults.               The Supreme Court may just invalidate the mandate. This won't        make a great deal of difference now, and we will have years to        fix that. It may allow the whole thing to stand, which will end        that part of the problem, and, again, not make a whole lot of        difference in the near term.               However, the court may invalidate the entire bill.               If that happens all those young adults will lose their        insurance. If my children lose their medical insurance because        the court declares the bill unconstitutional, why should I, and        any other similarly situated parents, pay for your medical care        through Medicare, Medicaid or Military Retiree care?               Yes, I will be elegible for Medicare within one year, and I will        lose out also, but any decent parent puts his children's welfare        ahead of his own.               There is no good reason I can see old people, most with no more        than a few more years to live, and most contributing little or        nothing to the economy, should get government financed medical        care while children, the future of this country, are denied such        care.               I know those with military retiree medical benefits can claim        they have a contract with the government, but, the righ tells us        this country is going bankrupt. Under bankruptcy contracts are        voided. Sorry bout that.               We might have to continue the payroll taxes for a short time, to        set up the National Ice Flow Initiative. Under that program the        government will purchase lands with access to the great lakes,        where it can break up winter ice into ice flows. They will then        take the most ill and least contributing elderly and set them        adrift on the ice flows.               After all, a bankrupt country that can't provide for it's        children needs to reduce the number of non-contributing elderly        who will place a burden on those children.               If you won't give, what right do you have to ask others to?                            BOB KLAHN bob.klahn@sev.org http://home.toltbbs.com/bobklahn              ... Libertarianism is the ultimate political philosophy for sociopaths.       --- Via Silver Xpress V4.5/P [Reg]        * Origin: Since 1991 And Were Still Here! DOCSPLACE.TZO.COM (1:123/140)    |
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