Muda69

? A yearly check-up is a yearly check up, by definition. If my physician discovers something during this checkup then subsequent appointments, medications, a specialist referral, etc. may come into play. You still haven't explained why I just can't pay the physician $50-$100 out of my own pocket for this yearly checkup, keeping insurance companies and government out of the equation.

https://mises.org/wire/government-debt-starting-look-almost-sketchy-payday-loans As one of the comments states, "Not just a race to the bottom, but to oblivion." This is the fiscal future we are leaving for our children and grandchildren.

School Choice Is the Answer to Education Disputes https://reason.com/2021/07/09/school-choice-is-the-answer-to-education-disputes/

I'll just requote it for you: "Tell me Dante, why do insurance companies and government regulations have to insert themselves between myself and a physician for a simple yearly check-up?"

Thank you for the admission.

Yep. What is pitiful is you saving previous posts for the express purpose of performing a "gotcha" against an individual who has provided much more content for the GID than you ever have. It's just a game, played by children.

At Least 5 Justices Seem To Think the CDC's Eviction Moratorium Is Illegal. SCOTUS Left It in Place Anyway. https://reason.com/2021/06/30/at-least-5-justices-seem-to-think-the-cdcs-eviction-moratorium-is-illegal-scotus-left-it-in-place-anyway/

Fool me once shame in you. Fool me twice shame on me. Sounds like you have been fooled multiple times in your young life Dante, always expecting nanny government to to protect you from making bad decisions. In the view of any individual who truly values personal freedom and responsibility. And you still haven't answered my question from June 24th. Quite telling..................

I thought the likes of 1A wasn't "real football" and therefore not on your ranking radar, DT?

Again, Caveat Emptor. And if an individual believes they were defrauded by one of these organizations there are legal remedies available. Such remedies are a legitimate function of government, while running/administrating an entire medical service edifice is not.

Were these people forced into those agreements? Sorry that you hate Caveat Emptor, and believe the government should protect you from virtually all your stupid mistakes.

So you believe Canada is a non-functioning country? Sorry that you hate choice and freedom, Dante.

Yeah, you really did:

Answer my question first Dante, and I will then attempt to answer yours. But if you believe Canada has a "functioning" nationalized health care system then you and I have very different definitions of that word.

Florida Judge Blocks Biden’s Debt Relief Program for Non-White Farmers https://www.theepochtimes.com/another-judge-blocks-bidens-debt-relief-program-for-non-white-farmers_3873144.html?utm_source=partner&utm_campaign=ZeroHedge

Biden’s Plan Won’t Fix Our Infrastructure: https://www.cato.org/policy-report/may/june-2021/bidens-plan-wont-fix-our-infrastructure

High School Cheerleader's Profane Social Media Rant Is Protected Free Speech, Says SCOTUS https://reason.com/2021/06/23/high-school-cheerleaders-profane-social-media-rant-is-protected-free-speech-says-scotus/ "Even if such speech is deeply offensive to members of the school community and may cause a disruption," Alito wrote, "the school cannot punish the student who spoke out; 'that would be a heckler's veto.'" The sole dissenter today was Justice Clarence Thomas. In his view, "a more searching review reveals that schools historically could discipline students in circumstances like those presented here." In fact, Thomas faulted the majority for failing "to consider whether schools often will have more authority, not less, to discipline students who transmit speech through social media." As he put, "because off-campus speech made through social media can be received on campus (and can spread rapidly to countless people), it often will have a greater proximate tendency to harm the school environment than will an off-campus in-person conversation."

I'm sure if a lung transplant were warranted due to a severe case of COVID (as the article states "The Option of Last Resort") this free market surgery center could do it cheaper than a for-profit or non-profit hospital, if it had the doctors and staff for such a complicated procedure. Tell me Dante, why do insurance companies and government regulations have to insert themselves between myself and a physician for a simple yearly check-up?

John McAfee Found Dead in a Spanish Prison Cell https://reason.com/2021/06/23/john-mcafee-found-dead-in-a-spanish-prison-cell/ Truly an American character and unique individual. He will be missed.

What does a surgery center have to do with treating COVID? I don't recall the treatment of COVID-19 requiring surgery. Nice try, Dante.

Why Aren't There More Free Market Surgery Centers and Clinics? https://mises.org/wire/why-arent-there-more-free-market-surgery-centers-and-clinics A long read, but worth it. The medical free market in action, and it works.

OU Anti-Racist Seminar: 'In the Classroom, Free Speech Does Not Apply' https://reason.com/2021/06/22/university-of-oklahoma-anti-racist-seminar-free-speech/

The origins of our current U.S. health care system are well known. And that current system needs to change. To a free market solution.

One competes in the 4A sectional classification against the likes of Roncalli and the other in the 2A classification against the likes of South Montgomery?

Add Zachary Confections, Federal Mogul, etc. to the list. Lebanon is Frankfort's "Eagleton". That is a fact. Closer proximity to I-65 and the Indianapolis North Metro Urban Sprawl are other factors.