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Old 01-17-2008, 11:00 AM   #44 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by garysher View Post
Why don't we

-do away with all those selfish, uncaring health insurance companies

-re-direct all those billions in insurance premiums to convert their office buildings into hospitals, clinics, path labs etc

-dismantle all those infuriating automated insurance company phone systems that make you wade through 137 options and then put you on hold for 45 minutes before some gormless 18 year old on minimum wage thinks up some lame excuse to deny you coverage

-re-train their unproductive, obfuscatory paper pushers to be health care professionals who can actually help people get better (instead of wearing out fax machines)

-reduce the overhead of GM, Ford, United Airlines and every other large company in America by hundreds of billions of dollars within 12 months

-make every senior executive of every health insurance company work a mandatory 500 hours community service in a hospital

-provide better health care to more people for less money

-and keep the change??
Because all of that would favour people who are poor or hard strapped. Nobody cares about them because they are a nasty hinderance to insurance companies' bottom lines.