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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 4630239" data-attributes="member: 58386">It&#039;s all relative. Cut funding at the federal level, just pass the revenue shortfall down to the states. States pass it down to the local and so on and so forth. People who get hurt and ill go to the hospital regardless of their ability to pay. The hospital simply adds the uncompensated care to their overall costs and filters it right back through the insurers.People like Dano, Fred M Tex and others believe that before you do the barnyard thing and crank out a kid you must first prove that you have the means to pop out and support that kid to adulthood.&nbsp; If that were to happen U.S. birth rates would fall into negative territory in a few short years. Same with longevity. You don&#039;t know if you&#039;re going to live to 69 or 99. Yes, there is an increasing intolerance for flat out socially irresponsible behavior that&#039;s understood but unless you were born into a sheltered and privileged household which Dano as evidenced by his comments obviously was, every other human being is vulnerable to a dramatic and completely unforeseeable turn of events that can spin their lives off into a completely unexpected direction.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 4630239, member: 58386"] It's all relative. Cut funding at the federal level, just pass the revenue shortfall down to the states. States pass it down to the local and so on and so forth. People who get hurt and ill go to the hospital regardless of their ability to pay. The hospital simply adds the uncompensated care to their overall costs and filters it right back through the insurers. People like Dano, Fred M Tex and others believe that before you do the barnyard thing and crank out a kid you must first prove that you have the means to pop out and support that kid to adulthood. If that were to happen U.S. birth rates would fall into negative territory in a few short years. Same with longevity. You don't know if you're going to live to 69 or 99. Yes, there is an increasing intolerance for flat out socially irresponsible behavior that's understood but unless you were born into a sheltered and privileged household which Dano as evidenced by his comments obviously was, every other human being is vulnerable to a dramatic and completely unforeseeable turn of events that can spin their lives off into a completely unexpected direction. [/QUOTE]

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