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Window dressing, as I said. And how long will this system last when the doctors are extremely unhappy now and things will get worse as the govt takes more cont
by dmfdmf 12y ago
Window dressing, as I said.
And how long will this system last when the doctors are extremely unhappy now and things will get worse as the govt takes more control away from the doctors? It should give you some concern that 2mur's sentiment is common today among doctors; "There is no chance I would do it again". Do you think doctors can be replaced by govt bureaucrats following the Code of Federal Regulations? Good luck with that but its where we are headed.
Let me ask you a question: If the doctors went on strike and refused to work, what do you recommend that we do? Do you support the doctors and their right to trade their services on their terms or do you support the demand of the public's "right" to their services?
- jasonisalive 12y agoAll socialist interventions weaken the marketplace and require further such intervention. They all require progressive restrictions of liberty and the logical end result in each and every case, no matter how benign the beginnings, must (as you have suggested) be outright slavery.
- kazinator 12y agoYour comment could be the perfect solution to a homework problem in a critical thinking class: Give an example of a slippery slope argument in economics, social science or politics.