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<blockquote data-quote="brett636" data-source="post: 737532" data-attributes="member: 249">When you make posts like this I start to wonder if your just a troll as I have a really hard time believing you are that stupid.&nbsp; When cuts are made in healthcare they affect somebody and or some certain group who needs that healthcare.&nbsp; Doctors don&#039;t work for free, and neither do the nurses or other required staffing for hospitals, offices, etc.&nbsp; The buildings, utilities, supplies(both medical and non medical), liability insurance, medicines, etc are not free.&nbsp; They are a cost, and those costs have to be made up somewhere.&nbsp; When incoming money is reduced outgoing services must be reduced along with it.&nbsp; Those reduced services may mean a longer wait for a cancer patient to be treated.&nbsp; Perhaps certain drugs are made unavailable to sustain the life of an elderly person, or a baby who will have severe longterm medical problems will not get the healthcare it needs to survive.&nbsp; These are the issues with government run healthcare, as the money becomes lessened so does the care and someone will die because of it.&nbsp; I know you won&#039;t agree with me on government run healthcare, but certainly an unemployed drunk can understand that changes have to be made in budgets when income is reduced or cut altogether.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="brett636, post: 737532, member: 249"] When you make posts like this I start to wonder if your just a troll as I have a really hard time believing you are that stupid. When cuts are made in healthcare they affect somebody and or some certain group who needs that healthcare. Doctors don't work for free, and neither do the nurses or other required staffing for hospitals, offices, etc. The buildings, utilities, supplies(both medical and non medical), liability insurance, medicines, etc are not free. They are a cost, and those costs have to be made up somewhere. When incoming money is reduced outgoing services must be reduced along with it. Those reduced services may mean a longer wait for a cancer patient to be treated. Perhaps certain drugs are made unavailable to sustain the life of an elderly person, or a baby who will have severe longterm medical problems will not get the healthcare it needs to survive. These are the issues with government run healthcare, as the money becomes lessened so does the care and [SIZE=4][B]someone will[/B] [B]die[/B][/SIZE] because of it. I know you won't agree with me on government run healthcare, but certainly an unemployed drunk can understand that changes have to be made in budgets when income is reduced or cut altogether. [/QUOTE]

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