Yeah, I got that
Gotcha. My bad then.
We disagree on the healthcare issue, but I'm glad I misinterpreted the part about the military.
I never insult you. Ever. But this is an absolutely atrocious post.
My father died of cancer because his Teamster benefits wouldn't pay for better care. Go private insurance!
freak the idea that anyone should be denied care for any reason.
First I'm sorry about your father.
But I'm not talking about denying people with treatable ailments. I do not suggest or endorse the concept of oh saving them is expensive so they should die.
What I am saying is that unnecessarily treating someone because their family can't come to grip with reality is a huge freaking problem.
Keeping someone vented and on tube feeds for weeks/months until they die isn't treating them and won't fix their cancer or kidney or heart failure or whatever terminal ailment they have. Quite frankly it's cruel and torture, but it's also a catastrophic waste of money and resources as well.
And I'd someone wants to keep their (basically already dead) loved one alive by any means necessary they should be allowed to do that. With their own money.
