Old people are eating our seed corn.
wis...@yahoo.com
<imb...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>10. July 2, 12:50pm
>
>As you can see, as a society we cannot afford to give
>everyone this kind of care. Our old people are consuming
>our seed corn. It had always been considered a fiduciary
>duty to pass on family capital throughout the generations.
>Now not only are the elderly spending nearly every penny
>they have, they are also demanding taxpayer support.
>I can�t see why you call this �greatest� generation
>unselfish When you look at everything that is being
>spent on elderly, (healthcare without limit, free nursing
>home care if you don�t have the money for it) your realize
>there is a problem of basic social justice. The highest
>poverty rates and lack of access to healthcare are among
>young families, not the elderly. We are wasting our money
>where there is no benefit to society at large. We need to
>redirect most of this money to younger people who will be
>the producers and taxpayers of the future. While I don�t
>suggest we abandon the elderly to icebergs, we�ve got to
>realize we and they are sending our country to ruin and
>there has to be a limit to what the elderly consume of
>our gross domestic product.
>� billy bob
>.
This is from an article "Old people eating our seed corn", re:
costs of health care for the elderly ill.
ted
>.
edi...@netpath.net
> This is from an article "Old people eating our seed corn", re:
> costs of health care for the elderly ill.
Bullshit. It's illegal aliens and their kids driving us broke on
health-care costs to the public; you go over to the health department
- and most of the caseload is visibly Hispanic, doesn't understand
English, and young. That's in a state in which "Hispanics" only came
in significant numbers 9-10 years ago - and "Hispanic" is a code word
for illegal aliens if they are adult.
http://www.Internet-Gun-Show.com - your source for hard-to-find stuff!
mg
We are stuck between an ideological rock and a hard place. The
Republicans don't believe in euthanasia and if a husband wants to pull
the plug on his brain-dead wife, a special session of congress is held
and the president flies in from Crawford, Texas to to try to prevent
it. The Democrats, on the other hand, don't want to see people suffer
with illness, without treatment, even if there is no cure.
hal
wrote:
>
>We are stuck between an ideological rock and a hard place. The
>Republicans don't believe in euthanasia and if a husband wants to pull
>the plug on his brain-dead wife, a special session of congress is held
>and the president flies in from Crawford, Texas to to try to prevent
>it. The Democrats, on the other hand, don't want to see people suffer
>with illness, without treatment, even if there is no cure.
bottom line is conservatives want people to suffer. It is good for
business. That's why they are in favor of forcing people to have
children they don't want, want to deny health care to people who need
it, are in favor of big business doing anything they want including
poisoning the environment, and are in favor of endless war.
martin
I agree with you totally. Illegal aliens are the kiss of death for
society.
Our local hospital's losses stem from emergency room treatment for
illegals. If hospitals stopped treating these invaders perhaps they
would find life much more difficult.
Martin
http://www.wvwnews.net/ Western Voices World News
Evelyn
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Martin
If people quit hiring them and quit buying the vegetables they pick and
eating in the restaurants who hire them, they would soon go home for greener
pastures. So we have only ourselves to blame.
--
Evelyn
"Even as a mother protects with her life her only child, So with a boundless
heart let one cherish all living beings." --Sutta Nipata 1.8
Bert Hyman
> That's why they are in favor of forcing people to have
> children they don't want,
Really?
Forced copulation?
First I've heard of that.
--
Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN be...@iphouse.com
Bert Hyman
> On Thu, 2 Jul 2009 13:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "(David P.)"
><imb...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
>
>>I can�t see why you call this �greatest� generation
>>unselfish When you look at everything that is being
>>spent on elderly, (healthcare without limit, free nursing
>>home care if you don�t have the money for it) your realize
>>there is a problem of basic social justice.
>
> This is from an article "Old people eating our seed corn", re:
> costs of health care for the elderly ill.
So, after decades of demanding "free" healthcare for everyone, they're now
complaining about the costs that they insisted on taking on?