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If We Substitute “civil Rights” For “health Care Reform” Is The Debate Rhetoric And Substance Similar?

Does Economic Discrimination In Opposition To The Need For Health Care Reform Simulate The "Civil Rights" Model Of Ethical Protest? Is The Health Care Industry More Sophisticated Than "Jim Crow" Supporters?

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10 Responses to “If We Substitute “civil Rights” For “health Care Reform” Is The Debate Rhetoric And Substance Similar?”

  1. Smart Kat Says:

    I think you would have to be very creative to come up with comparisons.

  2. kpk02 Says:

    No. You see, no one is denied the right to health care right now. You can go into a hospital and pay for whatever services you wish. I don’t recall it ever being a right to get someone else’s products and/or services for free.
    And actually, there are free clinics out there along with nonprofit organizations that help those who are in need but can’t afford care.

  3. The Taxpayer Says:

    In the 1960′s Republicans passed civil rights legislation over the heads of the Democrats. Today, Democrats are passing Slavery legislation (Health Care) over the heads of the American people. The aim of the democrat party is to enslave the people to the government.

  4. gws35 Says:

    No, it’s more like the health care reform supporters being like the flat earthers, and the ones who disagree are like Galileo.
    Does that mean Galileo was racist because he said the earth is round and it orbits around the sun?
    That seems to be what you’re saying.

  5. Pfo Says:

    No, equal rights for all races and genders is the right thing to do. All men (and women) are created equal, right? It doesn’t cost the government money to extend equal rights to everyone. It does cost the government money for them to provide services.

  6. smsmith5 Says:

    in my mind having the government in complete and total control of the health care industry would not be a good thing. There is no similarity to the current “health care reform” and the civil rights issue.

  7. Sound_of Says:

    You dont have a right to someones else’s services bottom line. You saying it is a right is saying you have a right to medical professionals labor. The Constitution outlawed slavery long ago. Get with the times.

  8. Shawn Says:

    Again it is a public OPTION. The government isn’t taking over the whole health care system. It is as if we only got our mail from UPS or Fedex, which is really expensive. Throw in the USPS and then presto, cheaper mail.

  9. Van Buren Says:

    America is a Capitalist Society. If you want government controlled private sectors (such as health care), move to Canada.

  10. libs, almost as smart as lint Says:

    There is no right to the property or services of others.

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