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Did you mean to say something???
did you have a fact or something similar or just repeating my quote
I won't get into the tit for tat. I have stated my position and that is it.
The problem with repealing ANY social program that gives away free stuff is it can't be done. Even though very few people, 25 - 35 million (depending on whose facts you want to believe) benefitted from Obamacare when you try to take it away you would think 90% of the country is in favor of keeping it.
According to KFF only 11 million have "marketplace" plans.
Marketplace Enrollment, 2014-2019
So Obamacare in some form is here to stay.
Okay, fair enough.. Evidence
1) Context- The writing you are "quoting" is titled, "Principles of Allocation of Scarce Medical Intervention."
Every single academic article has a short blurb at the beginning to summarize exactly what the premise is... So lets look at that.
"Allocation of very scarce medical interventions, such as organs or vaccines is a persistent ethical challenge."
Usually "reasonable" reading comprehension, the topic of this academic paper is allocating resources that are scarce, not creating a healthcare plan. Any quotes pulled from this article are not all falls conclusions for everything a person believes. It means that on this topic, this is and idea on how you allocate scarce resources.
Equating the two is mischaracterizing and pulling any information from this article that isn't associated with scarce resources is at best sketchy.
Emanual even states that the Complete Lives system is not associated with healthcare, just scarcity of resources.
2) Trojan Horse- Obama comments:
Taken out of context: The Annual conference of the AMA in June 15th 2013:
"…let me also address a illegitimate concern that's being put forward by those who are claiming that a public option is somehow a Trojan horse for a single-payer system. I'll be honest; there are countries where a single-payer system works pretty well. But I believe — and I've taken some flak from members of my own party for this belief — that it's important for our reform efforts to build on our traditions here in the United States. So when you hear the naysayers claim that I'm trying to bring about government-run health care, know this: They're not telling the truth."
That was literally 5 minutes of research. You're pulling mischaracterized information and misquoting. For your hours and hours of research, you're assessment is based on an error in understanding.
I get it. You're used to people that are talking about "truthiness".
It's the concept where it "sounds right" but isn't.
Yeah, your quotes are mischaracterized; consistently. Which is the whole point.
You wanted evidence of that, it happened. If you want to offer something that clearly contradicts that those quotes were pulled in association to that paper, I'm happy to reconsider my stance.
So far, that hasn't happened
I mean, that's been done. You're either having difficulty understanding it or don't want to.. either way, I think we both agree this is getting boring.
To get back to the op, I don't think that bill has a chance in hell of passing in it's current form. I think it's something to be aware of, not not something to worry about for the next few years.
where have you giving me any evidence other then what you say
You took me to task to provide for you evidence, beyond my hearsay, where have you done so?