Let's have a calm discussion about health care. No name calling. If you make a statement be ready to back it up with proof. Let's leave politics out of it, just talk about why we are for or against, how we feel it will change America.

Improve the USA, kill a con-your radical remarks are exactly what I asked people not to do. I understand you are upset, but things can not improve with people behaving like this!

 

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I appreciate your call for a calm and respectful discussion about healthcare. It's important to engage in productive conversations and provide evidence to support our viewpoints. Let's focus on finding common ground and sharing our thoughts on how healthcare can positively impact America without resorting to personal attacks.

 

Now it is so difficult to protect yourself from diseases.. this is a very apt post

 

health care is very important, especially self-care I have been interested in this issue for a long time and understand that health is our treasure, now I read various articles and also constantly drink vitamins (from Online Pharmacy) and do sports every day

 

One cannot talk about healthcare while ignoring that in the USA it is all driven by politics. This is very much evident with the differences from one state to the next and it can be measured in terms of maternal and infant mortality where it is more than double that of other countries, including Cuba.

 

I fully support this approach to discussion. Healthcare is a complex and important topic that concerns everyone. Sharing arguments with facts and without politics is the best way to understand each other and, perhaps, find common solutions. Let's start with what works in our system and what, in your opinion, needs to be changed?