They Do Not Speak for Me: These Catholic Sisters say 'No' to Health Care Bill

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You can’t be a Roman Catholic nor a Catholic nun if you support the Obama Health Care bill
That’s just a bunch of furtilizer.:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:
 
You can’t be a Roman Catholic nor a Catholic nun if you support the Obama Health Care bill
That’s just a bunch of furtilizer.:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:
Hiyas:)

I’ll say it this way…ObamaCare does not support the Dignity or Reverence of ALL life. This is a most basic and fundamental Teaching of Catholicism.

If you are at odds with these most basic fundamental Teachings - You are at odds with Catholicism - thus you separate yourself from Catholics.
 
Please read the short (new) thread re the Bishop who work for CHA and who CONDEMNS the position of CHA re obamacare. The thread is announcement by Catholic Press and is in this forum. Thanks.
 
You can’t be a Roman Catholic nor a Catholic nun if you support the Obama Health Care bill
That’s just a bunch of furtilizer.:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:
…And you’re proof of this is?

I live in Canada, and we laugh at America for being the only developed nation with no nationalized health care. If the Stupak amendment is not in the bill, then okay, oppose the bill. But the very idea of wanting a system where only the rich can have health care is ludicrous.
 
Hiyas:)

I’ll say it this way…ObamaCare does not support the Dignity or Reverence of ALL life. This is a most basic and fundamental Teaching of Catholicism.

If you are at odds with these most basic fundamental Teachings - You are at odds with Catholicism - thus you separate yourself from Catholics.
And how does this not support dignity and life? If you ask me, supporting America’s current health care system is not right anti-life because only the rich can afford health care and insurance companies always screw you in the end and won’t cover your costs. That, my friend, is the definition of death panels.

A majority of bankruptcies in America are due to health care costs and a majority of those people were insured. In Canada, there are no bankruptcies due to health care costs. Nor are there any in the UK, Germany, France, Switzerland, or any other developed nation because all of them except America have nationalized health care. America may have the best quality, but has a terrible coverage system.

Canada is expected to have six million of American’s come to Canada for health care
 
I usually do not post on this particular section but had to reply to Gift from God’s very uninformed, misconceived ideas on the American health care system. **It is simply not true that only the wealthy can get health care in the US. ** Even the poorest of the poor can and do get treatment in any and all hospital emergency rooms. It is required by law. There are also many free clinics in the US where doctors voluteer their time. There are also numerous cancer treatment centers that accept all patients and do not require payments from the poor or uninsured. The so called poor also have government assistance through our medicaid program. The US has the highest cancer and heart disease survival rates of any country in the world due to early detection and treatment since any one living here can and does get treatment regardless of their ability to pay.

So Canada and the rest of the world stop believing the lies and gross exagerations the current US administration is trying to pass off as gospel truth. They are just trying force legistation down the throats of the citizens of this country (73%oppose this bill) to further their socialist totalitarian take over of all aspects of American life. Most if not all in Congress have not even read the bill, which is 2700 pages long, and will not know what is in it when they vote on it.
 
Gift from God;6418421 said:
The very idea that only the rich in the U.S. can have health care is ludicrous.

Why do you think the Democrats are excluding union members from the “Cadillac plan” tax? Because so many of them HAVE those plans, that’s why.

By and large, the larger the company, the better the program. The very best company program in this town, anyway, is the one a software designer company has. The next best is that of a poultry processor.

The least desirable plans are usually the ones small businesses have, because small businesses can’t band together to get purchasing power. But that’s because of the laws of the various states.
 
The the banking and forclosure problems in the US have NOTHING TO DO WITH HEALTH CARE COSTS AND THE INSURANCE COMPANIES!!! They have to do with corrupt, mostly democrat politicians passing legistation that forced the banking industry to accept bad mortgages and loans through the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac systems.

If you are going to critize my country at least get get your facts strait!!!
 
Absolute nonsense!

Here is what it says
A report last spring by Deloitte Center for Health Solutions said 750,000 U.S. residents travelled **abroad **for medical care in 2007 and forecast that number would rise to six million by 2010. That trend far outpaces the number of Canadians coming to the U.S. for medical treatment.
Not to Canada…abroad…and it doesn’t state why they traveled abroad.

I hope this helps
 
Absolute nonsense!

Here is what it says

Not to Canada…abroad…and it doesn’t state why they traveled abroad.

I hope this helps
I can tell you right now a lot of them are Mexicans or central Americans. They go there for healthcare all the time because it costs about 1/3 as much or less, and because a lot of them just don’t believe in American medicine. Besides, you can buy any prescription drug there over the counter for far less than you can here.
 
I can tell you right now a lot of them are Mexicans or central Americans. They go there for healthcare all the time because it costs about 1/3 as much or less, and because a lot of them just don’t believe in American medicine. Besides, you can buy any prescription drug there over the counter for far less than you can here.
:)🙂
Ah,…Thank you
 
I usually do not post on this particular section but had to reply to Gift from God’s very uninformed, misconceived ideas on the American health care system. **It is simply not true that only the wealthy can get health care in the US. ** Even the poorest of the poor can and do get treatment in any and all hospital emergency rooms. It is required by law. There are also many free clinics in the US where doctors voluteer their time. There are also numerous cancer treatment centers that accept all patients and do not require payments from the poor or uninsured. The so called poor also have government assistance through our medicaid program. The US has the highest cancer and heart disease survival rates of any country in the world due to early detection and treatment since any one living here can and does get treatment regardless of their ability to pay.

So Canada and the rest of the world stop believing the lies and gross exagerations the current US administration is trying to pass off as gospel truth. They are just trying force legistation down the throats of the citizens of this country (73%oppose this bill) to further their socialist totalitarian take over of all aspects of American life. Most if not all in Congress have not even read the bill, which is 2700 pages long, and will not know what is in it when they vote on it.
My apologies, I should have checked what I wrote.

I understand that it’s mandatory that people receive treatment, but the fact of the matter is people just can’t afford surgeries. I’ve heard of cases where it costs $60,000 to replace the tip of a finger. If you want to have that system for yourself because you can afford it, God bless, go forward. But don’t tell those people who are mortgaging their homes or losing their life savings that they have to pay for operations because of a freak accident or illness.

73% of Americans oppose the current bill. Even I oppose it. It does not help the little man in my opinion, and if it had the single payer option or the public option with the Stupak Amendment attached, I would support it. A CNN poll showed 65% of American’s support the public option. With all these changes to the bill, it’s no wonder Obama’s approval rating is going lower and lower.

I also take offense to you calling Canada “socialist” and “totalitarian”. We are a democratic nation with a Prime Minister you might support. To my knowledge, he has no intention on adding abortion to the annual health care plan and he seems to be one heck of a nice guy.

Canada is not a totalitarian nation. In places like North Korea or China, you can’t criticize the government and there are no real political rivals. Here, we have the freedom to criticize the government. Right now, thousands of Canadians are voicing their concern over the proposed euthanasia bill.

A completely socialist nation will never work, but a completely capitalist system can’t work either. The system works if the two intertwine.
 
Absolute nonsense!

Here is what it says

Not to Canada…abroad…and it doesn’t state why they traveled abroad.

I hope this helps
I’m sorry, my bad. I assume if they travel abroad, they go to a developed nation for health care, as all of them except America have nationalized medicine.
 
I’m sorry, my bad. I assume if they travel abroad, they go to a developed nation for health care, as all of them except America have nationalized medicine.
You’ve bitten off quite a chunk SO HERE’S MY RESPONSE TO THE THREAD HIJACK… I’ve heard that Canadians are fed up with the wait-time for treatment. A very recent example (released by Canadian Press but I’m reading it in California!) from

google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM5h0QC7bditrEb3wYz_6_b-gsGGDxA

"‘My heart, my choice,’ Williams says, defending decision for U.S. heart surgery
By Tara Brautigam (CP) – Feb 22, 2010

An unapologetic Danny Williams says he was aware his trip to the United States for heart surgery earlier this month would spark outcry, but he concluded his personal health trumped any public fallout over the controversial decision.

In an interview with The Canadian Press, Williams said he went to Miami to have a “minimally invasive” surgery for an ailment first detected nearly a year ago, based on the advice of his doctors.

“This was my heart, my choice and my health,” Williams said late Monday from his condominium in Sarasota, Fla.

“I did not sign away my right to get the best possible health care for myself when I entered politics.”
The 60-year-old Williams said doctors detected a heart murmur last spring and told him that one of his heart valves wasn’t closing properly, creating a leakage.

He said he was told at the time that the problem was “moderate” and that he should come back for a checkup in six months.

Eight months later, in December, his doctors told him the problem had become severe and urged him to get his valve repaired immediately or risk heart failure, he said.

His doctors in Canada presented him with two options - a full or partial sternotomy, both of which would’ve required breaking bones, he said.

… ETC…"

Danny Williams is Newfoundland and Labrador Premier.
 
GiftFrom God you should read what I and others said more carefully. I said that the Obama administration and the current US congress have a socialist totalitarian agenda! No I do not like the Canadian government with their pro-gay, pro-abortion tactics but I was not addressing that here.

You also know nothing about health care in the US!!! Contary to what you obviously want to believe no-one is dying in the streets or not get the care that they need because they can not afford it. Nobody is loosing their housing either because heath care costs. As I said earlier that is a totally separate issue.

And no I do not have loads of money. On the contary, I have been unemployed for more than three years and have one else to support me. There is a lot of charity and government assisted heathcare in this country already.
 
GiftFrom God you should read what I and others said more carefully. I said that the Obama administration and the current US congress have a socialist totalitarian agenda! No I do not like the Canadian government with their pro-gay, pro-abortion tactics but I was not addressing that here.

You also know nothing about health care in the US!!! Contary to what you obviously want to believe no-one is dying in the streets or not get the care that they need because they can not afford it. Nobody is loosing their housing either because heath care costs. As I said earlier that is a totally separate issue.

And no I do not have loads of money. On the contary, I have been unemployed for more than three years and have one else to support me. There is a lot of charity and government assisted heathcare in this country already.
Dude, 45,000 US citizens die each year because of lack of insurance
 
Hiyas:)
Dude, 45,000 US citizens die each year because of lack of insurance
The National Center for Policy Analysis, a Washington think tank that backs a free-market approach to health care, said researchers overstated the death risk and did not track how long subjects were uninsured.
reuters.com/article/idUSTRE58G6W520090917

I’m a kid help me understand…As a Canadian…why are you so adamant about Socialist Medicine in the USA? It doesn’t concern you IMHO

As always, just my thoughts
 
Gift from God, you have no proof that your figures are correct since it was an extrapolated study . According to the article that figure is highly debatable. Also both the “news media” and academia in the United States are largely in Obama’s pocket and will say anything that furthers his agenda. I know a lot of poor people and low income elderly people who have gotten excellent life saving health care in the US at little or no cost to them.

Again you are woefully ignorant of conditions in my country. This is my last post on this thread since I no longer wish to argue with someone so closed minded. BTW, I am NOT a dude!
 
In addition, all the talk of socialized (nationalized) medicine is far removed from the topic of this thread.
 
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