Is new policy say that seniors must accept the invevitable conditions that come with old age?
Monday, March 8th, 2010 at
8:24 pm
Is that the new policy that has been adopted? One analyst says that means Medicare must be cut on the elderly? The socialist view seems to be billions must be cut and the seniors are too expensive. Only the wealthy can get treatment beyond the lowered baseline.
No more expensive treatments like heart surgery, cancer treatment etc. The budget must immediately reflect this policy is what I have read.
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So we elderly are going to be left just to die? Not in America!!!!!!
There is no new policy on health care currently before any committee in Congress. There is no proposal suggesting what you are saying. Please list your sources when you spread these myths.
I put no faith in the current administration that will increase the remote possibility that this government in the United States will improve and continue. The road to ruin has been traveled for too many years for the citizenry to accept and adopt the cures that will reverse our direction. I do not believe that there is leadership strong enough and smart enough in the United States to reverse the trends that were begun back in the days of FDR. This is not meant to discredit the current administration. This is the expression of an opinion that a person has that has watched the corruption of the American Spirit over the past fifty years. I have watched as the attitude has changed from," We the People " to " Me Me Me "
Policy? You mean to tell me people don’t accept the fact they get old? Sorry, but your question is, well strange and kinda illogical. Where did you read this? Perhaps a reference or source would be appropriate.
Uh, no.
It’s the right who has always supported people who don’t have tons of money simply die. It’s the left who find that inhuman.
But whoever told you that we’re elminiating Medicare was lying to you.
It’s the right, especially the (very few) socialists who think everyone should get medical care.
Yes, and have you noticed the who people have worked all their lives have to pay for some dipstick who couldnt manage his creditcard bill.
I would rather dance than die.
You are making all of this up to voice your own bigoted and mean feelings, the only GOOD thing about people like you is that someday you will be old too and in need of those services, and hopefully will have to contend with a lot of young people as mean and ignorant as you are.
As for the high cost of Medicaid programs currently used in the US there are alternatives available that would greatly reduce the cost to Governments. Canada’s health costs are much lower, as are other countries such as Sweden and Norway.
These are being explored and what you said is absolute nonsense.
Well this way we can "print mo money" for ya! EDIT: Hey "get shorty," when you posted this question your ID was "Print Mo Money." Are you attempting to deceive?
In answer to your question – Thank God we live in Canada!
+You must not live in the U.S.A.. We have pur problems and we aren’t perfect—-but–we do care for the elderly. I’m wishing a lot more could be done but we do survive. Where would this world be without the elderly? After all someday everyone will be there and they will have to deal with things. I don’t think they want to get rid of us, because that would mean their time is coming. HA