[OntarioVanMan]

Originally Posted by greg334

OVM,
Get a grip and look at the players involved in the administration on the issues. Even though there is no direct involvement, John Holdren the science czar, is one of them who can have a say in shaping policy and laws. He is a population control guy and was one of these screaming that there are too many people. Back in the late 70's had written a book called "Ecoscience: Population, Resources, Environment" which discussed compulsory population-control laws and other forms of population control. I have this book, I pulled it out of storage and reading it now. It is not to be taken lightly.



The problem is many of them within the administration are like Ginsburg, she believed that the Roe. v. Wade case could eliminate undesirable people, or as she put it "populations that we don't want to have too many of." When you have this coming out in the open, it is just like Germany in the mid-30's or the Netherlands today where euthanasia laws were created to "help" people exit their lives with dignity.

It starts with the advisors, it starts with good intentions and it starts with the need to feed the people BS. There is no real solution for health care in this country other than getting government OUT OF IT and let the market run itself. Since 1965, government has been deepely involved but up until that time, people were not dying in the streets and still are not. Under any health care program, there has to be limitations put on people by age, disease or condition - it has been tried and tried before and proven this is the only way it can work when government gets involved.

There is no conspiracy if you look at the background of the people in the administration, like the Green Jobs Czar - Van Jones. Look into his background and ask yourself is this what I want for my country?

There is nothing wrong with long term planning on a long hospitalization stay and care in forward years....to make sure of the best care of the patient and the best use of equipment and staff.....as not to waste resources.....when they know at the time excluding the unexpected that the patient will be an ongoing concern.....it is something that can't be ignored and should be planned for....

BTW..i agree...get the government out....