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I read it. They never denied that the root causes of the problems were obesity, age, etc. All they did was blame the state for not paying to mitigate it and c
by Consultant32452 9y ago
I read it. They never denied that the root causes of the problems were obesity, age, etc. All they did was blame the state for not paying to mitigate it and call American doctors sexist.
- joe_the_user 9y agoThey gave a fairly plausible argument that other nations had dealt with obesity effectively and thus that America's failure was a failure rather than just tough luck.
- Consultant32452 9y agoYes, that's precisely what I said. The state didn't mitigate the results of their bad health decisions. Are we having a discussion about why maternal mortality has risen, or are we having a discussions about whether or not it's the state's responsibility to mitigate the poor health decisions of the individual? I assumed we were having the former.