Re: OT: Physicians for a National Health Program

[Jim Rojas <jrojas@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I forgot to mention that my wife is totally uninsurable in our wonderful
healthcare system because she had her gaul bladder removed back in 1987.
She was involved in a serious rear end collision involving a dump truck
back in 1978. She was a back seat passenger in the car that was rear
ended. For the accident she was awarded absolutely nothing, and to this
day has back problems and can't be on her feet for anymore than a few
hours at a time. The truck driver was uninsured, he didn't even hold a
valid CDL license, and the company who owned and operated the truck was
no where to be found.

Jim Rojas



Roland Moore wrote:
>  The purpose of any business, large or small, is to generate a profit.
> Honeywell is no different. Folks' lives get ground up in corporate
> restructuring all the time. Any of those folks could have decided to start
> their own business or simply work elsewhere. I missed the part where
> Honeywell did something illegal. Honeywell isn't Enron. No one is going to
> jail there.
> Since when did you start gulping down Bass' political Kool Aid
>
>
> "Jim Rojas" <jrojas@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:475a2a0a$0$28848$4c368faf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> I'm just saying that with our current healthcare system, many billions
>> of dollars could have been going to help the 46+ million who have no
>> coverage, instead of lining the pockets of over indulging healthcare
>> providers.
>>
>> Think of it this way. What happens if you were to lose your job? Or your
>> company downsizes? Or closes its doors? What happens to your coverage
>> then? What happens to your 401K? Are you just going to continue to pay
>> out of pocket until you find another job? With what money do you plan to
>> do this with? Most Americans live paycheck to paycheck. Will your
>> present company be around when you retire? Will you get fired before you
>> are eligible to collect a pension? Will that pension be enough to live on?
>>
>> I worked for Honeywell (HPS) from 1980 to 1986...there I was, working
>> for a multi-billion dollar corporation. Yet I saw real no future there.
>> Imagine that. Back in 1986 I had foreseen that this company would not
>> survive long enough for me to retire. So imagine my complete surprise
>> that they were long gone...all those poor souls who gave this company
>> 25+ years of their life...lost pensions, company stocks splitting
>> several times, and not enough in the 401K...It was just a job...now
>> those same people find themselves starting all over again to try and
>> gain what they lost.
>>
>> Sure I am a bit emotional. But how many of you out there are tired of
>> getting hosed by big businesses? Anyone?
>>
>> Jim Rojas
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Mark Leuck wrote:
>>> "Jim" <alarminex@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>>
> news:6675927b-3898-4cd3-91be-323eeefdf9ef@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> On Dec 7, 10:21?am, Jim Rojas <jro...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>>> We cannot afford to be silent any longer...
>>>>
>>>> http://www./about_pnhp.php
>>>>
>>>> About PNHP
>>>> Physicians for a National Health Program is a single issue organization
>>>> advocating a universal, comprehensive single-payer national health
>>>> program. PNHP has more than 14,000 members and chapters across the
>>>> United States.
>>>>
>>> Hello?    Hello?
>>>
>>> Hillary?     is that you?
>>>
>>> Yep .... it must be.
>>>
>>> I can't think of any other ignoramus that would think that anything
>>> like health care could be administered by one orgainization,
>>> especially the govenment.
>>>
>>>
>>> Lol I was thinking exactly the same thing, everytime it's tried in any
> other
>>> country it fails
>>>
>>>
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