Intro: "The Vermont House of Representatives passed a bill calling for a single-payer system Thursday afternoon, putting the state on a path to become the first in the nation to adopt universal access to health care. Lawmakers voted 92 to 49 after nearly two days of debate, including discussion on the floor until the early morning hours on Thursday."
A rally in Vermont for single-payer healthcare, 05/05/10. (photo: Jobs With Justice/flickr)
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The people have NO control over insurance companies, we have the ballot - at least - to hold over the heads of our elected representatives .
Congratulations , Vermont !!!!
Congratulations , Vermont !!!!
Stand up & fight for your rights America or risk the corporate alternative already endorsed by the Supreme Court.
The answer to the corporatisation of healthcare in America is not more statism (that's right, corporations are creations of the state and do not exist in free markets. Where you see corporations, you have statism rather than free markets).
The answer is to end the corporatisation of healthcare, which is a form of statism known as corporatism, by opening up a free market in healthcare. Until we have a free market in healthcare, we will endure the incompetence of governments and their creations - corporations.
Time to burn "witches" again, folks! And in the 21st century, of all things!
Must be the "Christian" in these sorry lot!
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