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In reply to the discussion: When Our Neighbors Wish Us Dead or Broke, We're in Trouble with More Than Our Health Care System [View all]WCLinolVir
(951 posts)14. Tell me about it. When I got my nursing degree I was astounded.
The doctors could be so uninformed.
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When Our Neighbors Wish Us Dead or Broke, We're in Trouble with More Than Our Health Care System [View all]
xchrom
Sep 2013
OP
I had idiot Republican conservatives say that to me when I had a job that didn't offer health
raccoon
Sep 2013
#83
Imadoctoritis. A highly contagious malady that spreads like a wildfire on medical school
Egalitarian Thug
Sep 2013
#40
Your smart, well-traveled teacher doesn't sound very professional. (n/t)
WorseBeforeBetter
Sep 2013
#59
That smart, well-traveled teacher sounds like she knows what she's talking about.
loudsue
Sep 2013
#92
"I don't know that I would lift a finger if he was having a medical crisis."
WorseBeforeBetter
Sep 2013
#27
You are wrong about it and none of the list of things in your imaginary rant happened to you.
Bunnahabhain
Sep 2013
#132
Just like Bill Frist offering up a medical diagnosis based on videos...
WorseBeforeBetter
Sep 2013
#74
No, the "worse" would be not lifting a finger if someone were having a medical crisis.
WorseBeforeBetter
Sep 2013
#96
Thanks for posting. I believe the sickness is 'imperial rot' and it goes way, way
HardTimes99
Sep 2013
#7
I didn't bother trying to poke at the RW mentality. But if I had to hazard a guess, their thinking
HardTimes99
Sep 2013
#44
As more people see the benefits, there's likely going to be more enthusiasm for SP down the line.
MADem
Sep 2013
#84
my neighbor across the street turned my horses loose by the side of the road
magical thyme
Sep 2013
#25
so sorry you had to endure this hatred, xchrom. people like him are impossible to educate, or even
niyad
Sep 2013
#28
and of course they feel very strongly that way right up until it happens to them.
unblock
Sep 2013
#30
Wisdom doesn't always come with age. Actually in the last election Romney's best demographic
totodeinhere
Sep 2013
#43
I've talked to people like that. I usually say:Well, I understand your feelings. Most sociopaths..
BlueJazz
Sep 2013
#41
It's the tear-others-down mentality winning over the build-everyone-up mentality.
reformist2
Sep 2013
#50
"He didn't answer in words, just shrugged his shoulders again and smiled."
ProudToBeBlueInRhody
Sep 2013
#53
Tell him that single-payer healthcare would help him remove his head from his ass
Orrex
Sep 2013
#66
The real problem with the US and in the US. "I got mine, so f.... well you know the rest.
marble falls
Sep 2013
#104
He works for the federal prison system? Our taxes pay for his whiney teabagging ass!
muntrv
Sep 2013
#108
There are a whole lot of "people" in this world who actually aren't, for one thing. nt
silvershadow
Sep 2013
#112
Do we want a lasting productive nation that will benefit the majority ...
slipslidingaway
Sep 2013
#115
So why should people who can't afford or don't have access to health care insurance have to
SammyWinstonJack
Sep 2013
#119
Next time you get machine gun questions, ask what civilization is, what cave man ethics are.
ancianita
Sep 2013
#123