An ominous foretelling of what's to come with the implementation of Obama/RomneyCare: the sudden, obvious surge of college students studying to be nurses over the past few years.
So in other words, the "reform's" has created more of the very artificial, government-stimulated demand for healthcare services which has raised prices and squandered resources in the first place. Even though medical capital will not see any increase due to the passage of the bill, the demand will rise further. Not only will we see more patients conflicting with one another over scarcer and scarcer medical resources, but also a higher number of nurses competing for those same resources to fund their paychecks. This can result in either (1) paying the nurses enough to stay on the job, thus leaving less for actual medical care; or (2) lower paychecks such that not enough nurses exist to care for everyone needing of care, and the ones that remain will have every incentive to be lazy and corrupt. Either way, it means less care and poorer quality care for all. And thus we arrive at a situation familiar to European systems were there exists a shortage of hospital beds, pregnant women give natural birth in the hallways of hospitals, nurses beating elderly patients death, and -- and no, this is not a joke -- attendance to veterinary clinics by humans in medical need because of the absence of adequate medical resources.
Socialism never has worked wherever it's been tried, and more importantly, as a matter of economic law it _cannot_ work. It cannot account for supply and demand relations as lacks free market prices with which to work. And some people thought others were joking in their claims that only more of the same nonsense, hogwash, corruption and tragedy will arise from all of this.
yet... some niqqas cant wait
So in other words, the "reform's" has created more of the very artificial, government-stimulated demand for healthcare services which has raised prices and squandered resources in the first place. Even though medical capital will not see any increase due to the passage of the bill, the demand will rise further. Not only will we see more patients conflicting with one another over scarcer and scarcer medical resources, but also a higher number of nurses competing for those same resources to fund their paychecks. This can result in either (1) paying the nurses enough to stay on the job, thus leaving less for actual medical care; or (2) lower paychecks such that not enough nurses exist to care for everyone needing of care, and the ones that remain will have every incentive to be lazy and corrupt. Either way, it means less care and poorer quality care for all. And thus we arrive at a situation familiar to European systems were there exists a shortage of hospital beds, pregnant women give natural birth in the hallways of hospitals, nurses beating elderly patients death, and -- and no, this is not a joke -- attendance to veterinary clinics by humans in medical need because of the absence of adequate medical resources.
Socialism never has worked wherever it's been tried, and more importantly, as a matter of economic law it _cannot_ work. It cannot account for supply and demand relations as lacks free market prices with which to work. And some people thought others were joking in their claims that only more of the same nonsense, hogwash, corruption and tragedy will arise from all of this.
yet... some niqqas cant wait
Actually nevermind that. Which one of those socialist nations do you feel has been more successful than our capitalist nation? 
I really hate side by side comparisons with other nations(cause they dont work) but this seems to be the only way
Im sure buttf*ck land in superior in some way. No one said we were perfect...
... interesting.
if i was out in kentucky i probably wouldnt. 
