politics « BLOG: Mitch Wilson, Austin TX

4Mar/100

Farenheit 911 (not 9/11) or How 911 is Socialized Medicine

911 should be abolished; it is socialized medicine, no?

Who would oppose 911 to bring health care to a dying person on the public dime? No one. Well, I wouldn't put it past the Republicans at this point. Do I like the Republican Party? Hell no. Why would I like people who want to prevent helping sick people? Why would I like an organization that is against "socialized medicine," as they call it (whatever) which logically means they are against medicare, social security, 911 and other public services like 911, the police department and the fire department. They actually believe that the purpose of government is the abolishment of government regulations. What a joke that any of the public is hoodwinked. Let's use a big word. Hegemony. When the lower class ironically believes that it's a good thing to sacrefice their rights to benefit the upper class. Republicans call it trickle-down economics. I call it Shit Rolls Downhill. I'm a real middle-class person.

I am not a consipracy-prone person. I usually disregard most conspriacy theories. So I don't say this lightly. But can you believe that Reagan actually said, "It’s very easy to disguise a medical program as a humanitarian project ..." and people don't see the agenda? He is against humanitarian projects. Flat out. This has nothing to do with socialism or communism or any other "ism." People who do not support public health care are against caring for the public. Period. It's really that simple. Wake up, people. What kind of politics promotes such cruel nonsense?