Debt Rattle September 1 2018

 

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    #42659
    V. Arnold
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    Two monks are walking on a path; they come to a river and there is a woman who cannot cross.
    She asks one of the monks if he would carry her across; he says yes, and carries her to the other side of the river.
    Whereby he puts her down.
    As the monks continue along the path, the other monk scolds the monk who carried the woman across the river, saying it’s forbidden to touch women.
    The monk who carried the woman says, I put her down at the shore, why do you still carry her…

    #42660
    seychelles
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    The National Health Protection Mission—also known as “Modicare”—will give impoverished families health insurance coverage of up to $7,100 every year.

    And his political crony-capitalists will supply the band-aids @ $5000…

    #42661
    zerosum
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    if you are a rich elite, Its easy to get gov. money, (socialism by an other name).
    First, create a class of people that are too poor to get the service. (pay them starvation wages)
    Second, Make more people poorer by raising taxes.
    Third, Incentivize your buddy elites in gov. to create a gov. program for a service that only you offer, but for which those in need, (which you created), cannot afford to pay.

    • India Introduces Free Health Care – For Its 500 Million Poorest People (NW)

    Medical costs are the number one reason people plunge below the poverty line, and millions of families fall into debt to pay for care.
    63 million people fall below the poverty line every year because of health-care costs, and over 70 percent of medical bills are paid out-of-pocket by patients.

    The shortages in the public sector mean that around 70 percent of Indians turn to private health care when they are unwell, Bhushan said. But private hospitals can charge as much as 10 times more than their public counterparts for the same procedures.
    Bhushan said that 8,000 hospitals have already signed up to the government’s plan and have agreed to accept set costs for procedures. The government is also hoping that investors will recognize the booming demand for health care and build more hospitals in response.

    #42662
    zerosum
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    YOU ARE PAYING FOR IT.
    All the pomp and ceremony.

    http://time.com/5378461/john-mccain-funeral-plans/

    What We Know About John McCain’s Funeral Services

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