May state legislative applications limit an Article V convention? Subject, yes; specific language, probably not
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Guy w/o health plan: Should “society should just let him die?”0
- October 3, 2011
W/o government mandates, will “society” let someone die? The real question is “What are YOU going to do about it?” Treating “society” as some super-entity above and beyond the individuals who compose it causes two problems. Continue reading
READ MOREThe immorality of government medicine vs. your right to your own life0
- May 31, 2011
To save American healthcare, not to mention to save the country itself, advocates of freedom, free markets, & capitalism must take the moral high ground from the proponents of government-control, Dr. Yaron Brook tells patients and doctors at a Doctors Town Hall.
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LifeSharers: Organs for organ donors0
- May 12, 2011
“If you ever need an organ for a transplant operation, chances are you will die before you get one. You can improve your odds by joining LifeSharers. It’s free. LifeSharers is a non-profit national network of organ donors. LifeSharers members promise to donate upon their death, & they give fellow members 1st access to their organs.”
READ MOREHealth Care and the Separation of Charity and State0
- April 8, 2011
“If a patient needs a $50,000 operation but cannot afford it, he has the right to ask his friends, family, neighbors, or strangers for monetary assistance—& they have the right to offer it (or not). But the patient has no right to take people’s money without their permission; to do so would be to violate their rights.” – Paul Hsieh, M.D.
READ MOREIf low-income Coloradans spend big bucks on booze, candy, & movies, they can afford higher Medicaid copays0
- March 31, 2011
Are Colorado Medicaid recipients spending hundreds of dollars on candy, booze, cigarettes, and movies while the state forces taxpayers to fund their medical care? Yes, suggests the 2009 Consumer Expenditure Survey.
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