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  1. #191
    SHQIPERIA E BASHKUAR Maska e Der_Kaiser5
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    10-04-2007
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    Per ju qe na e beni shendetesine europiane te perkryer lexoni me vemendje(ne anglisht) se cfare thote nje qytetar anglez i cili e ka ne kurriz kete lloj te drejte... Komenti i trete nga siper

    http://www.campaignforliberty.com/ar...cuss=1#discuss
    Tony Montana: I kill a communist for fun, but for a green card, I gonna carve him up real nice.

  2. #192
    Sensual
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    17-02-2009
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    sa teme e bukur ... hahahahhahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

  3. #193
    SHQIPERIA E BASHKUAR Maska e Der_Kaiser5
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    The Insanity of "Universal" Medical Care
    By William Anderson
    Published 07/29/09
    www.campaignforliberty.com


    Albert Einstein supposedly defined insanity as "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." Indeed, if Einstein was correct, then the U.S. Government is about to embark on a course of insane medical care in the name of "social justice," "morality," and "fairness."

    As one who believes that insanity should not be equated with "social justice," I would like to place myself firmly on the side that believes that we need less government control of medical care, not more. Unfortunately, we have a lot of people, including individuals masquerading as "economists" that are claiming that government control of medical care will result not only in more access to care, but also will create a greater supply of it.

    One of the most vocal advocates for "universal" care has been Paul Krugman, the 2008 Nobel Prize winner in economics who has a twice-weekly column in the New York Times. Krugman, who teaches economics at Princeton University, claims that government care actually will increase the availability of medical care, making it less costly and higher-quality. He recently laid out how that would be done:

    "Reform, if it happens, will rest on four main pillars: regulation, mandates, subsidies and competition."

    He goes on to explain what he means by each. Regulation would be a set of rules forbidding private insurers from denying coverage due to an individual’s health conditions. (It would be like ordering State Farm to insure you upon request, even if you had a dozen traffic accidents on your record.)

    Mandates would involve a requirement that everyone purchase insurance. Those who could not afford the rates would receive subsidies from the government paid by individual taxes and heavy new business levies.

    Competition would be the creation of a new government "insurance" plan to "compete" with private insurers, something that Krugman claims "would help hold down costs." The idea would be that this new "plan" would provide a benchmark of service that would "encourage" the insurers to be more generous.

    As one who has studied other "universal" medical policies in other countries, I have a different set of descriptive terms for the program that Krugman outlines: command, control, coercion and contraction. In fact, what I have listed is the hallmark of "universal care" elsewhere, and the idea that the American political classes can create a similar "plan" and avoid the pitfalls that plague those systems simply is insane, if we use Einstein’s definition.

    I shall explain each of my points:

    * Command: Government mandates are commands from above, usually enforced by the criminal code. Thus, we will have the situation in which government will be ordering plans not only to accept whoever applies, but also to include coverage for things that currently are not covered in private plans. Obviously, this is a prescription for bankrupting these plans, which I believe is one of the goals of those who would implement these policies. It is obvious that whole new bureaucracies would be created to enforce these policies, and insurers and medical professionals would be forced to come up with whole new series of documents to satisfy the horde of bureaucrats that would descend upon them (on top of the horde of bureaucrats that already are "regulating" the system).

    * Control: Once government has managed to force insurers and medical professionals to adopt policies favorable to the political classes -- under threat of criminal prosecution -- then the government essentially has control of the system. Although Ted Kennedy in his recent Newsweek essay claimed that this program would not be "socialism," indeed, that is exactly what it would be. We also can be assured that once this system is implemented, any private exchange at all would be criminalized, just as it has been in other countries with "universal" care.

    * Coercion: In a free market, medical care is built upon a need followed by voluntary exchange between the person needing care and the medical professional. In this Brave New World, however, voluntary exchange would be out, and coercion would rule the system. Not only would individuals and businesses be forced to pay for something they rather would not do, but they would face fines and possible prison sentences if they refused or tried to "game the system," as Krugman likes to claim.

    * Contraction: This is the final but inevitable step in government program like this. The idea that this "plan" would result in greater availability of medical care is ludicrous. If that were so, Americans would be crossing the border to Canada for their medical care, not the opposite, as what is currently happening. As the hand of regulation becomes tighter and harder-fisted, medical professionals will drop out of the system altogether, and the capital that has given us the miracle of modern healthcare would deteriorate and ultimately fall into disuse.

    For example, Montreal, a city of more than three million people, has only three MRI devices, while Allegany County, Maryland, which has about 80,000 residents, also has three MRIs. The reason for the disparity is simple: an MRI in Allegany County is capital for which the use provides an income for its owners, and doctors like to use it because it provides a relatively-inexpensive way to do exploratory surgery without having to do anything to the patient.

    In Montreal, however, because all medical services are "free," an MRI is not an asset but a liability, an expense for which there is no compensation given to its owners. Thus, if one lives in Cumberland or Frostburg and needs an MRI exam, one is available within a day, while in Montreal and other parts of Canada, one waits six months or longer.


    As John Stossel recently has pointed out, the "contraction" of the system means that people wait and wait for simple care because no legal alternatives are available to them. No doubt, when the lines begin to grow long -- and they certainly will if this "new" system is imposed -- Americans will be told that the wait is because of "incompetent and greedy doctors" or something else that is untrue.

    There also will be another development, one that will have even more impact on American freedoms (which are dwindling by the day). For-fee medical care will be made available in places like India and Latin America, where trained professionals already reside and where new investment into medical capital will be poured, and many Americans will take advantage of it. When that happens -- and it surely will -- there will be an outcry led by the political classes and the statist media against "medical tourism," and laws will be passed criminalizing leaving the USA for any medical care that allegedly is available here. Thus, the government effectively will build its own "Medical Iron Curtain.

    Americans do not need to destroy their healthcare system in order to "save" it. There is another path we can take, one in which we restore the free market and get the government out of the healthcare business altogether. Soon enough, this system would be the envy of the world, but it seems that the envy of the political classes is such that free markets in medical care are not in the political cards.
    Tony Montana: I kill a communist for fun, but for a green card, I gonna carve him up real nice.

  4. #194
    i/e regjistruar Maska e Amantide
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    01-07-2009
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    Citim Postuar mė parė nga INFINITY© Lexo Postimin
    Amantide,

    I lexova te gjitha keto shkrimet e tua dhe te them te drejten me dukesh se po flet si dikush qe urren nje sistem shendetesor per shkak te semundjes se motres tende. Me vjen keq per motren tende por ama krahasimet qe ben ti jane komplet absurde.
    Semundja e motres sime nuk ka te beje fare me kritiken qe une kam per sistemin shendetsor qe eshte ne Amerike. E solla si shembull konkret por mund te flas edhe pa pasur shembull ne familje. Nuk jane te gjithe idiota, apo dembele dhe jane shumica ne Amerike qe kane kritikat me te ashpra per sistemin amerikan. Te premten pashe nje dokumentar, ai i aktore Farrah Fawcett qe flet per semundjen e saj, dhe merre me mend se edhe ajo kishte kritika per sistemin amerikan te shendetsise, e pra ajo nuk ishte e varfer.

    Kete reforme qe don te beje Obama tani nuk eshte gje e re. Ka vite qe diskutohet si nga politikanet por edhe nga ata te mjekesise. Do ju kujtoja se ka qene Hillary Clinton ajo qe u perpoq ta bente qe ne vitin 1993 reformen shendetesore por nuk ja doli dot, dhe jo sepse nuk donin njerezit sepse po te behej nje referendum tani ne Amerike, jam 90% e sigurte, qe do te fitonte.

    Per te tjerat qe ju shkruani as nuk e marr mundimin tju pergjigjem sepse menyra juaj eshte absolutisht pa edukate dhe ofenduese.
    Ti mund te bredhesh ku te duash, ime moter ka udhetuar per tu kuruar dhe nqs nuk arrin te kuptosh se nje njeri merr edhe borxh per nje bilete, apo ja blen motra e vet (gjera qe sinqerisht as ty dhe as ndonje tjetri nuk i duhet te dijne, sepse nuk jam ketu per te tju dhene llogari) bileten. E perseris, kritikat e mia apo urrejtja sic e quan ti e sistemit amerikan te shendetsise nuk kane te bejne fare me time moter. Ajo eshte diagnostikuar vitin qe kaloi kurse une nuk kam dashur te jetoj kurre ne Amerike qe ne 99 kur kam pasur mundesine te shkoj me llotari.

    Habitem me pergjigjet tuaja, dhe sidomos me mentalitetin qe keni. Qekeni bere me patriote se Amerikanet vete, qe i kritikojne ato gjera qe nuk jane ne rregull. Sikur te kishit 5% te "dashurise", se pa kondicionuar, qe tregoni per ameriken edhe per Shqiperine do te ishte pak me mire. Si i thone asaj fjales se urte? Ah po...kur jevgu u be zengjin vrau edhe nene e vet? Nuk e mbaj mend mire por dicka e tille me duket edhe ketu.

    Have fun

  5. #195
    i/e regjistruar Maska e Amantide
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    Citim Postuar mė parė nga derjansi Lexo Postimin
    jetoj ne Florida un lol

    ktu 3000 dollar ne muj quhen shum e nuk te arpovo kush as medicaid as lesh
    Edhe ime moter ne florida (tampa) jeton dhe punon tek Pharmacare (ironike eshte). Merr 1500 dollare ajo sepse burri ja kane mbyllur vendin e punes qe ne nendor te vitit te kaluar. Nuk kane insurance anjeri sepse nuk ja dalin dot dhe pike. Tani me falni nqs ketu paska Shqipetare te gjithe te lumtur dhe pa asnje problem. Ja u uroj shendetin ta keni gjate sepse nuk e imagjon dot me ju ra ndonje semundje e rende qe sja u mbulon as edhe siguracioni qe keni, se si mund te perfundoni.

    p.s. derjansi se kam me ty por mora shkas nga mesazhi jot meqe je ne florida edhe ti dhe po thoje qe ne fakt as me 3000 USD ne muaj nuk te aprovojne medical insurance. Imagjonini sikur te jesh pa pune.

  6. #196
    i/e regjistruar Maska e Amantide
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    01-07-2009
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    52
    Citim Postuar mė parė nga Der_Kaiser5 Lexo Postimin
    Per ju qe na e beni shendetesine europiane te perkryer lexoni me vemendje(ne anglisht) se cfare thote nje qytetar anglez i cili e ka ne kurriz kete lloj te drejte... Komenti i trete nga siper

    http://www.campaignforliberty.com/ar...cuss=1#discuss
    Nuk eshte e perkryer, por e drejta per tu mjekuar e te gjitheve kjo po eshte e perkryer.

  7. #197
    Citim Postuar mė parė nga Amantide Lexo Postimin
    Nuk eshte e perkryer, por e drejta per tu mjekuar e te gjitheve kjo po eshte e perkryer.
    Te drejten per tu mjekuar e ka cdo njeri edhe ne Amerike.

  8. #198
    Citim Postuar mė parė nga INFINITY© Lexo Postimin
    Sa per punet e rendomta ti zoteri, nqs ata burre e grua jane te dy dru nga mendja, nuk paskan pastruar dhe halete, ajo eshte zgjidhja e tyre. Ketu e kane mundesine qe te bejne nje shkolle, apo trajnim, te punojne dhe te marrin insurance, i kane te drejtat si te gjithe te tjeret, amerikan ose jo, dhe sa duan te arrijne ata ne jete eshte puna e tyre dhe jo e qeverise. Nqs keta shqiptaret qe po flete ti jane ilegal, atehere duhen ta kishin pyetur menderen mire kur e moren ate rruge.
    Ka lloj lloj njerezish dhe lloj lloj arsyesh. Mund te kete dhe cift qe jan nga 60 vjec, nuk kan si ti futen shkollesh se nuk lidhin dot dy llafe anglisht. Mund te ken qene ne pike te hallit ne Shqiperi dhe ja kane ardhur ne Amerike ta provojne njehere se mos gjejne me mire.

    Po per ate ke te drejte qe leku nuk vihet para shendetit. Nganjehere duhet te zgjedhesh nje pune qe paguan me pak dhe ofron sigurim shendetesor, sesa te punosh me cash dhe e marresh me shume, sidmos kur e di qe ke ndonje problem shendetesor.

  9. #199
    i/e regjistruar Maska e mia@
    Anėtarėsuar
    11-01-2008
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    Twilight Zone...
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    10,676
    Citim Postuar mė parė nga Amantide Lexo Postimin
    Edhe ime moter ne florida (tampa) jeton dhe punon tek Pharmacare (ironike eshte). Merr 1500 dollare ajo sepse burri ja kane mbyllur vendin e punes qe ne nendor te vitit te kaluar. Nuk kane insurance anjeri sepse nuk ja dalin dot dhe pike. Tani me falni nqs ketu paska Shqipetare te gjithe te lumtur dhe pa asnje problem. Ja u uroj shendetin ta keni gjate sepse nuk e imagjon dot me ju ra ndonje semundje e rende qe sja u mbulon as edhe siguracioni qe keni, se si mund te perfundoni.

    p.s. derjansi se kam me ty por mora shkas nga mesazhi jot meqe je ne florida edhe ti dhe po thoje qe ne fakt as me 3000 USD ne muaj nuk te aprovojne medical insurance. Imagjonini sikur te jesh pa pune.
    Si ka mundesi qe motra jote nuk ka inshurance mjekesore nga shteti? Me ato te ardhura qe ka ajo duhet ta kishte fituar. Jo vetem mjekesoren, por edhe food stamps.
    Te shkuara motres.
    Feelings change - memories don't.

  10. #200
    bubbly
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    Une se kuptoj kete merr kaq e aq ne muaj po prape ste japin insurance ? c' rendesi ka sa merr , kompania, puna sju ofron gje ? Na ndriconi pak pls. Lol
    Music to my heart that's what you are, a song that goes on and on.....

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