Healthcare is not a right!?

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Concho makes a good point. It would be interesting to know the full role that modern “refinements” such as high fructose corn syrup play in the rise of obesity and diabetes over the past 50 years. I wonder if we consumed the same quantity but different quality of junk, things would be different. It seems as if everything we eat nowadays is corn — even the meat we eat was fed with corn. We produce a lot of corn in this country, and it all has to end up somewhere — mostly on our hips and asses. All that corn can’t be good for our systems.

What’s better, a glass full of natural sugar-kool aid, or a glass full of HFCS Coke?

[ariffe22]

[quote=briansd1][quote=pri_dk]
Is that an attempt at a joke, or are you really that clueless?[/quote]

I’m basing that on my own observations. I’ve been to the PIs and to many Filipino family gatherings as I have Filipino friends.

My relatives and I go to USCD for health care and I can tell you that even the Filipina nurses are fat. And they supposedly have plenty of health care education. Actually, most of the nurses of all races are fat.

When the nurses are obese, and the doctors are out of shape, you know that the health care system is broken. How can those professionals set an example and provide nutritional advice when they can’t even manage their own bodies.

It may sound harsh, but the truth is the truth.[/quote]

you see what you get with Government healthcare?

[ariffe22]

[quote=briansd1][quote=pri_dk]
Is that an attempt at a joke, or are you really that clueless?[/quote]

I’m basing that on my own observations. I’ve been to the PIs and to many Filipino family gatherings as I have Filipino friends.

My relatives and I go to USCD for health care and I can tell you that even the Filipina nurses are fat. And they supposedly have plenty of health care education. Actually, most of the nurses of all races are fat.

When the nurses are obese, and the doctors are out of shape, you know that the health care system is broken. How can those professionals set an example and provide nutritional advice when they can’t even manage their own bodies.

It may sound harsh, but the truth is the truth.[/quote]

you see what you get with Government healthcare?

[ariffe22]

[quote=briansd1][quote=pri_dk]
Is that an attempt at a joke, or are you really that clueless?[/quote]

I’m basing that on my own observations. I’ve been to the PIs and to many Filipino family gatherings as I have Filipino friends.

My relatives and I go to USCD for health care and I can tell you that even the Filipina nurses are fat. And they supposedly have plenty of health care education. Actually, most of the nurses of all races are fat.

When the nurses are obese, and the doctors are out of shape, you know that the health care system is broken. How can those professionals set an example and provide nutritional advice when they can’t even manage their own bodies.

It may sound harsh, but the truth is the truth.[/quote]

you see what you get with Government healthcare?

[ariffe22]

[quote=briansd1][quote=pri_dk]
Is that an attempt at a joke, or are you really that clueless?[/quote]

I’m basing that on my own observations. I’ve been to the PIs and to many Filipino family gatherings as I have Filipino friends.

My relatives and I go to USCD for health care and I can tell you that even the Filipina nurses are fat. And they supposedly have plenty of health care education. Actually, most of the nurses of all races are fat.

When the nurses are obese, and the doctors are out of shape, you know that the health care system is broken. How can those professionals set an example and provide nutritional advice when they can’t even manage their own bodies.

It may sound harsh, but the truth is the truth.[/quote]

you see what you get with Government healthcare?

[ariffe22]

[quote=briansd1][quote=pri_dk]
Is that an attempt at a joke, or are you really that clueless?[/quote]

I’m basing that on my own observations. I’ve been to the PIs and to many Filipino family gatherings as I have Filipino friends.

My relatives and I go to USCD for health care and I can tell you that even the Filipina nurses are fat. And they supposedly have plenty of health care education. Actually, most of the nurses of all races are fat.

When the nurses are obese, and the doctors are out of shape, you know that the health care system is broken. How can those professionals set an example and provide nutritional advice when they can’t even manage their own bodies.

It may sound harsh, but the truth is the truth.[/quote]

you see what you get with Government healthcare?

[SK in CV]

[quote=ariffe22][quote=briansd1][quote=pri_dk]
Is that an attempt at a joke, or are you really that clueless?[/quote]

I’m basing that on my own observations. I’ve been to the PIs and to many Filipino family gatherings as I have Filipino friends.

My relatives and I go to USCD for health care and I can tell you that even the Filipina nurses are fat. And they supposedly have plenty of health care education. Actually, most of the nurses of all races are fat.

When the nurses are obese, and the doctors are out of shape, you know that the health care system is broken. How can those professionals set an example and provide nutritional advice when they can’t even manage their own bodies.

It may sound harsh, but the truth is the truth.[/quote]

you see what you get with Government healthcare?[/quote]

No, I don’t see. What does this have to do with government health care?

[SK in CV]

[quote=ariffe22][quote=briansd1][quote=pri_dk]
Is that an attempt at a joke, or are you really that clueless?[/quote]

I’m basing that on my own observations. I’ve been to the PIs and to many Filipino family gatherings as I have Filipino friends.

My relatives and I go to USCD for health care and I can tell you that even the Filipina nurses are fat. And they supposedly have plenty of health care education. Actually, most of the nurses of all races are fat.

When the nurses are obese, and the doctors are out of shape, you know that the health care system is broken. How can those professionals set an example and provide nutritional advice when they can’t even manage their own bodies.

It may sound harsh, but the truth is the truth.[/quote]

you see what you get with Government healthcare?[/quote]

No, I don’t see. What does this have to do with government health care?

[SK in CV]

[quote=ariffe22][quote=briansd1][quote=pri_dk]
Is that an attempt at a joke, or are you really that clueless?[/quote]

I’m basing that on my own observations. I’ve been to the PIs and to many Filipino family gatherings as I have Filipino friends.

My relatives and I go to USCD for health care and I can tell you that even the Filipina nurses are fat. And they supposedly have plenty of health care education. Actually, most of the nurses of all races are fat.

When the nurses are obese, and the doctors are out of shape, you know that the health care system is broken. How can those professionals set an example and provide nutritional advice when they can’t even manage their own bodies.

It may sound harsh, but the truth is the truth.[/quote]

you see what you get with Government healthcare?[/quote]

No, I don’t see. What does this have to do with government health care?

[SK in CV]

[quote=ariffe22][quote=briansd1][quote=pri_dk]
Is that an attempt at a joke, or are you really that clueless?[/quote]

I’m basing that on my own observations. I’ve been to the PIs and to many Filipino family gatherings as I have Filipino friends.

My relatives and I go to USCD for health care and I can tell you that even the Filipina nurses are fat. And they supposedly have plenty of health care education. Actually, most of the nurses of all races are fat.

When the nurses are obese, and the doctors are out of shape, you know that the health care system is broken. How can those professionals set an example and provide nutritional advice when they can’t even manage their own bodies.

It may sound harsh, but the truth is the truth.[/quote]

you see what you get with Government healthcare?[/quote]

No, I don’t see. What does this have to do with government health care?

[SK in CV]

[quote=ariffe22][quote=briansd1][quote=pri_dk]
Is that an attempt at a joke, or are you really that clueless?[/quote]

I’m basing that on my own observations. I’ve been to the PIs and to many Filipino family gatherings as I have Filipino friends.

My relatives and I go to USCD for health care and I can tell you that even the Filipina nurses are fat. And they supposedly have plenty of health care education. Actually, most of the nurses of all races are fat.

When the nurses are obese, and the doctors are out of shape, you know that the health care system is broken. How can those professionals set an example and provide nutritional advice when they can’t even manage their own bodies.

It may sound harsh, but the truth is the truth.[/quote]

you see what you get with Government healthcare?[/quote]

No, I don’t see. What does this have to do with government health care?

[briansd1]

[quote=scaredycat]in a sense, it becomes less of a choice when we are bombarded with advertising, when obesitybecomes a normal state, where clothing is cheap and bigger sizes can be purchased, where society is set up for driving not walking and so forth. it’s individually a choice, but societally, we shold know that from devising thiskind of lifestye, a predictable number of people are going to fall into obesity.[/quote]

That is a failure of leadership. Our leaders failed in setting the example and protecting us from all the junk.

The problem is that the priority is all about GDP growth at all costs. Coke and Budweiser have grow sales more than the population so it’s obvious we are consuming more junk.

I would support at fat tax on most packaged products to pay for health care. If people want to avoid the tax, they could prepare meals from scratch.

[briansd1]

[quote=scaredycat]in a sense, it becomes less of a choice when we are bombarded with advertising, when obesitybecomes a normal state, where clothing is cheap and bigger sizes can be purchased, where society is set up for driving not walking and so forth. it’s individually a choice, but societally, we shold know that from devising thiskind of lifestye, a predictable number of people are going to fall into obesity.[/quote]

That is a failure of leadership. Our leaders failed in setting the example and protecting us from all the junk.

The problem is that the priority is all about GDP growth at all costs. Coke and Budweiser have grow sales more than the population so it’s obvious we are consuming more junk.

I would support at fat tax on most packaged products to pay for health care. If people want to avoid the tax, they could prepare meals from scratch.

[briansd1]

[quote=scaredycat]in a sense, it becomes less of a choice when we are bombarded with advertising, when obesitybecomes a normal state, where clothing is cheap and bigger sizes can be purchased, where society is set up for driving not walking and so forth. it’s individually a choice, but societally, we shold know that from devising thiskind of lifestye, a predictable number of people are going to fall into obesity.[/quote]

That is a failure of leadership. Our leaders failed in setting the example and protecting us from all the junk.

The problem is that the priority is all about GDP growth at all costs. Coke and Budweiser have grow sales more than the population so it’s obvious we are consuming more junk.

I would support at fat tax on most packaged products to pay for health care. If people want to avoid the tax, they could prepare meals from scratch.

[briansd1]

[quote=scaredycat]in a sense, it becomes less of a choice when we are bombarded with advertising, when obesitybecomes a normal state, where clothing is cheap and bigger sizes can be purchased, where society is set up for driving not walking and so forth. it’s individually a choice, but societally, we shold know that from devising thiskind of lifestye, a predictable number of people are going to fall into obesity.[/quote]

That is a failure of leadership. Our leaders failed in setting the example and protecting us from all the junk.

The problem is that the priority is all about GDP growth at all costs. Coke and Budweiser have grow sales more than the population so it’s obvious we are consuming more junk.

I would support at fat tax on most packaged products to pay for health care. If people want to avoid the tax, they could prepare meals from scratch.

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