I respectfully doubt that you have much knowledge about carsoncare. He speaks in glowingly simplistic terms of what he 'envisions' healthcare should be.
The issues are not about 'respect', but reality and practicality.
Like ALL plans, they sound good until it comes time to implement them, and then the inner workings, the legalities, the ramifications, the exclusions, the inclusions, the consequences, intended and unintended, are revealed and suddenly, the plan looks much different than it sounded.
Let's just take one of carson's ideas.
He claims that EVERY child born WOULD have a "personal health savings account", set up at the time of birth.
carson dances around the initial amount, so let's just say the opening contribution is $2k, and EACH year, that individual account would get another $2k
Sounds good, right? If a person doesn't use it, they could pass it on to their surviving family. carson really looks like bojangles when he asked about funding said plan.
Seems like suddenly the government mandate is OK to ensure participation in carsoncare. And if a family cannot fund the indiviual accout, then the government would do that. Sounds good so far, right?
So let's look at this fantasy in a hypothetical way. Suppose a person funds his account at $2k for 40 years.
Never touched it during all that time, now has a balance of $80k, plus a low rate of interest. Suddenly, cancer strikes.
How far will that $80k go?
So, an individual will still need to have additional insurance coverage, or go bankrupt.
Just a simple reason why to participate in carsoncare, one would need to be wealthy as well as extraordinarily healthy.
Ask carson for written specifics, and see what response you get.
Next time we will talk about carsoncare and EMR
Constitutional libertarian wrote:
Bo, why are you so angry?
I'm sincere in asking, what would make you print something like republicans only want rich people to have healthcare?
We're not the ones who have placed so little value on human life, we charish it and want all people to succeed. It is up to the individual's choices and effort that determines ones success. But you know as well as I do that money isn't the deciding factor or "score" to finding beauty, kindness and value in a persons life.
And if you have actually read or listened to Ben you would know that it treats all people with the respect that they deserve.
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