Sonikku
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I hate to say it, but at this point I think it may be time to let the GoP repeal Obamacare. It could never have worked as good as single payer, but it was better than nothing because it got 20 million healthcare. But, it's not going to work for much longer in any capacity with the GoP actively sabotaging it.
So let them repeal it.
Conservatives are convinced that healthcare costs remained flat before obamacare came around and suddenly they've gone up ever since. They're convinced that once it's repealed, their premiums and deductibles and copays are going to go down. Well, it ain't. But they can't figure that out on their own. Only by repealing Obamacare and allowing the healthcare costs to continue to skyrocket can a ticking time bomb be created that will ultimately culminate into the gigantic an unmitigated collapse of the healthcare industry.
I speak of the point at which we as a nation can literally not continue any longer until a massive overhaul becomes impossible to put off an instantly longer. When that happens, conservatives will have no one to blame, what with obamacare having been repealed a decade or so earlier. They will have no choice but to accept being dragged into the 20th century of healthcare systems along with the rest of the 1st world as to do otherwise by that point will simply be impossible to keep the costs sustainable.
That is the only path to a single payer system that I can see. It is tragic that the millions with preexisting conditions are going to have to suffer in the intervening years, but faced with propping up a failing system or to accelerate running it into the ground to accelerate starting over, I'm inclined to favor the latter.
So let them repeal it.
Conservatives are convinced that healthcare costs remained flat before obamacare came around and suddenly they've gone up ever since. They're convinced that once it's repealed, their premiums and deductibles and copays are going to go down. Well, it ain't. But they can't figure that out on their own. Only by repealing Obamacare and allowing the healthcare costs to continue to skyrocket can a ticking time bomb be created that will ultimately culminate into the gigantic an unmitigated collapse of the healthcare industry.
I speak of the point at which we as a nation can literally not continue any longer until a massive overhaul becomes impossible to put off an instantly longer. When that happens, conservatives will have no one to blame, what with obamacare having been repealed a decade or so earlier. They will have no choice but to accept being dragged into the 20th century of healthcare systems along with the rest of the 1st world as to do otherwise by that point will simply be impossible to keep the costs sustainable.
That is the only path to a single payer system that I can see. It is tragic that the millions with preexisting conditions are going to have to suffer in the intervening years, but faced with propping up a failing system or to accelerate running it into the ground to accelerate starting over, I'm inclined to favor the latter.
