Their Body. Their Choice. Their Outcome. Their Bill.

So much for health care being a human right. Do you support the same for women who do not use birth control and get pregnant? Should they pay for their own Dr and hospital bills? Should they pay for their own abortions?

I don't see healthcare as being a human right. I see the provision of healthcare to people according to need as being a metric by which we can judge ourselves and others.

The "Hyde Amendment," already prohibits the use of Federal funds for Abortions. Planned Parenthood and other private charities pay for most of those that are provided. I am not opposed to making both parties, the man and the woman, pay for abortions

I much prefer contraception to abortion. I chose to have a vasectomy after my third child was born. I also think that the fathers of children born because the mother was denied an abortion, should be required to pay for at least half of the cost of their needs, until their 18th birthday. I would like to discourage unwanted and unplanned pregnancies by holding both parents responsible.

I have no religious or other philosophical reasons to be opposed to abortion, in the first trimester.

The number one preventable cause of death is smoking. Insurance companies charge more for insuring smokers. Some companies refuse to insure them. Thanks for helping make my point about charging the non-vaccinated.

Asshole! You changed the goal post from not treating or reduced treatment to a surcharge on a premium. And that surcharge is due to an affirmative act to make their bodies sick. The untaxed did nothing to make themselves sick. No affirmative action.

Healthcare is a human right. This statement doesn't apply to the Untermenschen.

Non-Arians did not choose their genetic heritage. Your inference is inapt.

What difference does it make as to what our reasoning is for why we dehumanize others?

You guys have such low self-esteem. Holding you responsible for your choices is recognizing your right to make such choices. That is the opposite of de-humanizing.

You're such a Republican. As long as you got yours, who cares about anybody else, right?

A nurse who is a relative told me the unvaccinated Covid-19 patients in the hospital she works at get less care and attention from healthcare workers than the vaccinated patients.

My comments were meant to be satirical. Please tell me what hospital she works at, so I can report them to the proper authorities. In more than 30-years of experience in Health Care Management and related fields, I would never have tolerated such mistreatment. However, I do think we should bill the Unvaccinated. Insurance companies routinely refuse to pay benefits to people who take extreme and unnecessary risks.

Sorry to inform you that this is happening at many hospitals. Short staffed Covid teams prioritize their vaccinated patients. It's a well kept secret! I agree with them. The unvaccinated are putting healthcare workers, their families, and communities at risk. If I was a healthcare worker, I would do everything in my power to save the vaccinated patient first!

Giving priority care is different than withholding quality or timely care.

Keep shitting your pants and getting every shot you're told to, then worrying about the people who didn't because your an unreasonable dumbass :)

Then anybody injured by the vaccine should be able to sue the hell out of the big Pharma companies making these defective products.

All big Pharma should be made to repay the federal government every penny spent on ineffective “jabs “.

All jabs have been effective.

Break through cases everywhere. Never heard of a breakthrough polio case.

In 1959 there was a recorded upswing in cases that included breakthroughs.

I don’t think so.

https://www.weirtondailytimes.com/news/local-news/2021/01/a-look-back-at-mass-polio-vaccinations-of-50s-60s/

Arizona at 79,000 breakthrough cases of fully vaccinated people getting Covid. Over 600 dead.

The CDC says otherwise. Do I believe a guy who hides behind a pen name, or thousands of healthcare professionals willing to put their reputations and livelihoods on the line?

https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/west-valley-covid-19-vaccination-activist-dies-from-breakthrough-case

https://www.wnd.com/2021/12/data-show-high-rate-myocarditis-youth-pfizer-vaccine/

Citizens should be empowered to sue hospitals or caregivers who render urgent or emergent care to these people.