Powergrab:fail
Just some thoughts on last nights temper tantrum.
So,,, thinking if even just HALF of those 17 mill say, Fuck this! And walk, a vast majority of those hospitals are going to fold. Theres Medicare and Medicaid shot in the femur with a large caliber slug. Many of these healthcare pros will likely go full time private practice, without all the headaches and paperwork and price fixing of a bureaucratic Gordian knot, and likely do a MUCH BETTER JOB OF IT. Granted they may not have access to all the high profile testing equipment, but that will shortly be on the market for pennies on the dollar, as the big Box Hospitals start to shutter for lack of staff and technicians.
Seems to me, we need to just step aside (while putting the bug in our medicos ears about how we would still support them outside of the Sickcare system, if they start practicing Healthcare again) and let the whole fuckin thing collapse from its already preponderous and instable corpulant structure.
Let one aspect fall, and the whole shitshow dominoes into the dustbin of history.
Dio's Workshop 
FYI: “Hospitals which take Medicare and Medicaid” would be all of them.
I’m waiting to hear if I get a religious exemption, or whether I’m fired and unemployable at the end of this month.
So far, after a lot of bullying and bluster, my hospital seems to be folding, and exempting anyone who asks for it, because they’d lose 20-30% of their staff overnight, and close the next day, if they force compliance.
But that’s still up in the air for most of us, and yesterday’s remarks by the Pretender in Chief aren’t helping the case.
There isn’t any “private” medical market; everything in healthcare is regulated and mandated by TPTB.
My choice is either Get The Jab, or Revolution, unless they grant an exemption.
And I’m fine with that choice. I won’t be getting vaxxed with that poison, ever.
One way or the other, I’ll still be saving lives.
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September 10, 2021 at 10:14 am
Actually, yes there is a “private” medical market. My last Primary went completely private, opening an “Inclusive practice” where you would pay your premiums to him on a monthly basis and he would cover all expenses up to a point. He essentially became a private insurance/medical provider to a very select few clients who supplied him with a ready income and he was on call to that specific group and no others. I don’t know how legal it is, but I would imagine that with a small group, it wouldn’t matter so much.
There is (was) a private hospital in Oklahoma that provides private care. If you provide them with your needs, they fix a price and do the procedure(s) at that rate. If they screw up and you get infections or have complications, its part and parcel of the price they quoted, not add-on procedures like in the MediGOV/Sickcare system.
It may be something you want to look into, or even lead the charge on. Yes, the GOV has hooks in most of it, but I think that time is coming to a close, sooner than later. Corporate level insurance is going to take serious hits as well when people start finding out, across the board, how much they are being gouged on Presciptions and other medical stuff. You need only look at other countries prices to know that the prices here are fabricated.
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September 10, 2021 at 5:39 pm
Doesn’t even have to be half of the workers. Hospitals and nursing homes are critically understaffed now. Even a 10% loss will drastically affect patient care.
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September 10, 2021 at 2:12 pm