Senator Opposes Medicaid Expansion To Save Souls

[Aquila]

Originally Posted by Esaias

The genocidal Muslims can't get over here unless uncle sam imports them.

The libtard rhetoric is nothing like "conservative" counter rhetoric. Only libtards and conservatards can't see it.

Doesn't matter, the time for discussion in this country ended long ago, which is something normies can't seem to grasp. But that's irrelevant, because normies follow power, not logic or ideals.

Final curtain call, coming soon. Hope you bought some Cheesy Rice, you're gonna need it.

Christ will see his people through the storm.

Islam is the fastest growing religion in the United States. And it isn't only because of immigrants. It is because of conversions in poor economically depressed minority communities that feel the Christian church is out of touch with their daily struggles and the bloated prison system.

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by Aquila

Christ will see his people through the storm.

Islam is the fastest growing religion in the United States. And it isn't only because of immigrants. It is because of conversions in poor economically depressed minority communities that feel the Christian church is out of touch with their daily struggles and the bloated prison system.

Islam looses as many converts as it makes. Your neocon bogeyman scare tactics don't work. "Economically distressed minorities" is your code word for ghetto blacks in the revolving door prison system. America isn't threatened by genocidal black Muslims near as much as by genocidal white SJW liberals who seem partial to every and any policy that weakens traditional, Christian, American interests.

[Amanah]

Govt health care and Dr assisted suicide

By Bradford Richardson - The Washington Times - Monday, March 19, 2018
A terminally ill Canadian man is suing his hospital, several governmental agencies and the attorneys general of Ontario and Canada after he claims he was denied proper medical care and offered assisted suicide instead.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news...ffered-assist/


https://www.canada.ca/en/health-cana...nce-dying.html

[Aquila]

Originally Posted by Amanah

Govt health care and Dr assisted suicide

By Bradford Richardson - The Washington Times - Monday, March 19, 2018
A terminally ill Canadian man is suing his hospital, several governmental agencies and the attorneys general of Ontario and Canada after he claims he was denied proper medical care and offered assisted suicide instead.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news...ffered-assist/


https://www.canada.ca/en/health-cana...nce-dying.html

That's unfortunate.

There are horror stories in every nation's system. However, over all, Canadians like their system far more than we like ours. We have so many uninsured suffering and dying, under insured people suffering, and on top of it the errors made in the process for those who have adequate coverage. My ex-father in law died and his wife won a settlement because he was essentially allowed to die in the waiting room of the ER of one of the local hospitals here in Ohio.

[Apostolic1ness]

Originally Posted by Aquila

That's unfortunate.

There are horror stories in every nation's system. However, over all, Canadians like their system far more than we like ours. We have so many uninsured suffering and dying, under insured people suffering, and on top of it the errors made in the process for those who have adequate coverage. My ex-father in law died and his wife won a settlement because he was essentially allowed to die in the waiting room of the ER of one of the local hospitals here in Ohio.

remember the little video a few months ago posted on AFF about the guy in Canada trying to be seen be a doctor? your ex-father in law would have died there too.

[Amanah]

London, Canada, Aug 8, 2018 / 12:11 am (CNA/EWTN News).- A Canadian man suffering from an incurable disease claims that despite asking for home care, the medical team at an Ontario hospital would offer him only medically assisted suicide.

Roger Foley, a 42-year-old from Ontario, has cerebellar ataxia, a rare disorder that limits his neurological abilities, restricting mobility in his arms, legs, as well as the performance of other daily tasks.

Earlier this year, Foley filed a lawsuit against London Health Sciences Centre – where he has been bedridden for over two years – as well as the Canadian government and numerous health agencies.

Foley claims that he has repeatedly asked for self-directed home care, but his requests have been denied. Government-directed home care has left him with injuries and food poisoning, he says.

Recently, Foley provided Canada’s CTV News with two separate audio recordings, in which medical personnel appear to offer him assisted suicide.

“It is the real truth of what is going on in Canada regarding so many assisted deaths without appropriate safeguards, in combination with the lack of necessary care that is not being provided to persons who are suffering,” he told CTV News.

In the first recording from September 2017, a medical worker is heard telling Foley that he will be charged some $1,500 a day if he stays at the hospital.



https://www.catholicworldreport.com/...isted-suicide/

[Amanah]

Forced sterilization in Germany was the forerunner of the systematic killing of the mentally ill and the handicapped. In October 1939, Hitler himself initiated a decree which empowered physicians to grant a "mercy death" to "patients considered incurable according to the best available human judgment of their state of health." The intent of the socalled "euthanasia" program, however, was not to relieve the suffering of the chronically ill. The Nazi regime used the term as a euphemism: its aim was to exterminate the mentally ill and the handicapped, thus "cleansing" the "Aryan" race of persons considered genetically defective and a financial burden to society.

The idea of killing the incurably ill was posed well before 1939. In the 1920s, debate on this issue centered on a book coauthored by Alfred Hoche, a noted psychiatrist, and Karl Binding, a prominent scholar of criminal law. They argued that economic savings justified the killing of "useless lives" ("idiots" and "congenitally crippled"). Economic deprivation during World War I provided the context for this idea. During the war, patients in asylums had ranked low on the list for rationing of food and medical supplies, and as a result, many died from starvation or disease. More generally, the war undermined the value attached to individual life and, combined with Germany's humiliating defeat, led many nationalists to consider ways to regenerate the nation as a whole at the expense of individual rights.

In 1935 Hitler stated privately that "in the event of war, [he] would take up the question of euthanasia and enforce it" because "such a problem would be more easily solved" during wartime. War would provide both a cover for killing and a pretext--hospital beds and medical personnel would be freed up for the war effort. The upheaval of war and the diminished value of human life during wartime would also, Hitler believed, mute expected opposition. To make the connection to the war explicit, Hitler's decree was backdated to September 1, 1939, the day Germany invaded Poland.

Fearful of public reaction, the Nazi regime never proposed a formal "euthanasia" law. Unlike the forced sterilizations, the killing of patients in mental asylums and other institutions was carried out in secrecy. The code name was "Operation T4," a reference to Tiergartenstrasse 4, the address of the Berlin Chancellery offices where the program was headquartered.

Physicians, the most highly Nazified professional group in Germany, were key to the success of "T-4," since they organized and carried out nearly, all aspects of the operation. One of Hitler's personal physicians, Dr. Karl Brandt, headed the program, along with Hitler's Chancellery chief, Philip Bouhler. T-4 targeted adult patients in all government or church-run sanatoria and nursing homes. These institutions were instructed by the Interior Ministry to collect questionnaires about the state of health and capacity for work of all their patients, ostensibly as part of a statistical survey.

https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org...cally-disabled

[Amanah]

Vice President Pence Blasts ABC's 'The View': Christianity Is NOT a Mental Illness

Pence said during a broadcast with Axios journalist Mike Allen, "I actually heard that ABC has a program that compared my Christianity to mental illness. And I'd like to laugh about it, but I really can't."

"It's just wrong," Pence continued. "And it's an insult not to me, but to the vast majority of the American people who, like me, cherish their faith. My Christianity is the most important thing in my life."


http://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/politics...mental-illness

[Aquila]

Originally Posted by Apostolic1ness

remember the little video a few months ago posted on AFF about the guy in Canada trying to be seen be a doctor? your ex-father in law would have died there too.

That's not necessarily true. I have friends and family in Ontario. They go to the doctor regularly, they've had surgeries, etc. They've had no problems with getting their healthcare needs taken care of. Now, if you're in a remote area with a shortage of surgeons and specialists, there might be a longer wait. As with my point, one case doesn't represent the whole. Every system has it's "horror stories". However, only in America are an estimated 45,000 horror stories every year... and this is only in reference to those without insurance. The other horror stories (like my ex father-in-law's) are additional horror stories.

Maybe we can go to a Canadian forum and talk with some real Canadians about their system. They're system isn't perfect. But I've found that the vast majority of Canadians still favor their system over ours. And surprisingly, I always run into a few who have lived in the United States.

There is a lot of myth and fake news here in the United States about Canada's healthcare system.

[Aquila]

Originally Posted by Amanah

Vice President Pence Blasts ABC's 'The View': Christianity Is NOT a Mental Illness

Pence said during a broadcast with Axios journalist Mike Allen, "I actually heard that ABC has a program that compared my Christianity to mental illness. And I'd like to laugh about it, but I really can't."

"It's just wrong," Pence continued. "And it's an insult not to me, but to the vast majority of the American people who, like me, cherish their faith. My Christianity is the most important thing in my life."


http://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/politics...mental-illness

I don't believe that Christianity is a mental illness either.

I will say that I've known quite a few mentally ill people drawn to religion in general. Every religion has it's conspiracy nuts, fanatics, and unbalanced people.