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You can bring your laptop down

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a man of quality

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Messereli believes that if the United States had universal healthcare it wouldn’t be a good thing. He believes that we would be acting as robots under the government. It would cause problems because the government would ultimately be making the decisions for us which is taking away our right to choose what kind of care that we want. It will also cause other companies to fail, making the government the only main company. The government would be able to choose when they believe it is right to end a person's life.  (NS)

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Shepard talks about how many people actually want to repeal the Affordable Care act. 47% of those questioned wished for it to repealed.  10% republicans, 43% independents and 64% democrats favored the law. Along with that he talks of the disagreement over whether or not the government should ensure everyone has healthcare.
KU

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-  Socialized healthcare is a good moral idea but it is not fair.
-  Not all doctors are equally good.
-  Not all patients are equally good.
* "Is he not sick enough for you?"     * "I have problems with this argument."
-  Our health is our problem.  We choose to take care of it.
* "I have even more problems with this statement."
LV

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Megan McArdle says that Universal Health care is not as great as some people make it out to be. There are problems trying to find viable medications and it is taking pharmacists long periods of time to get the right doses of medicine. She also believes that those "in charge" are taking over everyone's life. When doctors try to help obese people to slim down and old people to get healthy, it apparently means those people are taking everyone else's money.
What???
R.R.

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Pitts wrote an article that discussed the costs and disadvantages other countries have with universal health care and Americans knowledge of the situation. The U.K. and Canadian healthcare systems focus more on saving money than taking care of their patients. Canadians have trouble accessing primary care doctors for a routine procedure or check-up because there is such a large waiting list. The wait time for procedures in the European area is long also it takes 72 days for a bypass surgery and in New York the average is 17 days. America needs a health care reform but universal health care is not the answer we need to find a workable, responsible, and puts patients first health system.

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For; Dr. Whelan
Universal health care should be a desirable goal. There would be fewer deaths, because everyone has basic health coverage. He concludes by saying that universal coverage correlates with improved quality of health in developed countries.
Against; Dr. O'Shea
Many countries are now turning to private sectors, because it's a financial burden on the government. Having universal health cares means that there would be higher taxes, or funding would need to be cut from other important areas. He concludes with "health care costs should be determined by adequately informed patients and providers and not government mandates.
WW

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“A single-payer system is probably the least effective way to achieve universal health insurance coverage” (Brett J. Skinner).
- People might think that Americans spend more money on insurance when people in Canada get the same treatment for free, which isn’t true.
- Canadian government doesn’t cover advanced medical treatments like America
MK

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In this summary Szaz compares health care to car maintenance and that owners are responsible for taking care of their own vehicles, or, health. He states that no government can provide the same high quality services to everyone and that wealthy people have nicer things and are more likely to take care of themselves.
A.L.

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A free market allows for prices to be kept in check by their competition. If universal health care were implemented then the government would gain a monopoly over the area, and thus would be able to jack up prices to whatever they see fit. This leads to unhappy customers because as a result of this they will lose their ability to choose between different insurers or coverage options. Another argument in this article is that the healthy shouldn't be tasked with having to pay for the sick, especially those who live unhealthy lifestyles such as smoking and drinking.
B.S.

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Pitts wrote his article in 2008 to bring an enhancement to the peoples awareness of the costs and disadvantages other countries who have universal health care.  In his article he states that a typical Canadian in 2007 would have to wait an average of 18.3 weeks to have a surgery or other therapeutic treatments, while other Canadians have difficulty accessing a primary care doctor for a routine procedure or check-up. Pitt also states that  for a U.K patient who was diagnosed early with breast cancer they had a 78% survival rate, compared to the 98% of the United States. Another point brought up by Pitt would be the fact that many feel universal health care would be "free", not taking into consideration that it would come out of the tax payers pockets.
GV

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The Henderson article begins with talking about Obama care and how many young people would rather pay for the penalty instead of the actual insurance itself. It mainly focuses on the fact that young people won't want to pay for the insurance and how the companies will have to raise the price of premiums because of it.
MBR

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The Steeve article gives the main reasons in why the universal medical plan, as it may be fit for other countries, is not fit for the US because our medical field is run basically by the greed of money and in a way power. If also made the argument that people that are healthy shouldn’t have to pay for the ill especially if the people being treated are alcoholics and drug addicts.
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Many people believe that health care and medical care are the same thing. However, health care is what you do to for yourself to become a healthier you. Medical care is what doctors do for you when you go to the hospital. Beasley states that most Americans can afford health care but they just choose not to buy it because they can go to the emergency room for free. The downfall of having Universal Health Care is that people have to wait a long time before they can even see the doctor, due to the lack of equipment and doctors.
CM

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Just to suffer?

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To exercise our freedom in choosing our own health care. “humans should have the freedom to manage their lives and ought to cherish, protect and express that freedom.” RR

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Pitts focuses on how the U.K and Canada look to save money by delaying surgery. On average  people had to wait 18 weeks for surgery. Pitts also highlights that a patient that has an early detection for breast cancer in the U.K only has a 78% survival rate compared to a 98% survival rate in the U.S WF