OMG Universal healthcare will save us we need to be more like Canada!!

[Toasted1]

:keke:

Oh man looking forward to this as everyone has assured us that with universal healthcare we will get the same level of quality care as we do now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNpZ1n9l-cs

[Spider Monkey]

I'm not watching that, but didn't Canada almost kill that fool?

[mrogowski]

Can't fix a guy who has no brains.

[Goremageddon]

not that i watched the vid or anything (really dont care what any of you have to say, my time is precious)


but how the fuck is anyone going to sit here and say


IT WILL WORK

or

IT WONT WORK



why doesnt everyone shut the fuck up and just see if it does/doesnt works?



huh?

[mrogowski]

Where's the fun in that?

[J31Bro]

I'm not watching that, but didn't Canada almost kill that fool?

:fp:

Nah son.

Can't fix a guy who has no brains.

wut?

not that i watched the vid or anything (really dont care what any of you have to say, my time is precious)


but how the fuck is anyone going to sit here and say


IT WILL WORK

or

IT WONT WORK



why doesnt everyone shut the fuck up and just see if it does/doesnt works?



huh?

his points & statements are much more thoroughly thought through than your "everyone shut the fuck up and just see if it works" comments.

so how about YOU hush your pretty little mouth.. :icon14:

[Goremageddon]

:icon17:

[bluecar]

It's extremely difficult to undo legislation...which is why we cannot "try and see if it works"

[Goremageddon]

uhh yea but u can always change legilsation.

[bigtoyota479]

uhh yea but u can always change legilsation.

I has to agree he has a point here. It happens all the time.

[Sex Cells]

lol that retard doesnt like medicine in general. he relied on holistic bs

[J31Bro]

lulpolitics

[Volpone]

It's extremely difficult to undo legislation...which is why we cannot "try and see if it works"

When is it good to pass legislation? Do we wait until we're absolutely certain that it will work, or do we in fact pass almost ALL legislation on a "try and see if it works" basis?

[Volpone]

lol that retard doesnt like medicine in general. he relied on holistic bs

Exactly. Brock Lesnar knows almost nothing about medicine, and his asserted opinion without any of the circumstantial facts being shared is essentially useless.

[bigtoyota479]

When is it good to pass legislation? Do we wait until we're absolutely certain that it will work, or do we in fact pass almost ALL legislation on a "try and see if it works" basis?

This. Along with tons of other useless shit to get it through the House or Senate.

[Goremageddon]

When is it good to pass legislation? Do we wait until we're absolutely certain that it will work, or do we in fact pass almost ALL legislation on a "try and see if it works" basis?

how many legislations have passed that work 100% the way they said they were going to work?


??

[bigtoyota479]

how many legislations have passed that work 100% the way they said they were going to work?


??

Uh, he was agreeing with us bro.

[Goremageddon]

oh my bad

[Goremageddon]

liquorinabag>milkinabag

[bigtoyota479]

Well, at least I think he was. I might be wrong, though. Some days I fail at reading too.

[Goremageddon]

im multitasking like a bitch so im skimming thru like froth on milk

[Volpone]

how many legislations have passed that work 100% the way they said they were going to work?


??

Well, that's a tough question that probably has a real quantitative answer, depending on your criteria for "work." Without knowing it, I still feel confident saying with near certainty that a minority produce the precise result we expect. Take economic policy, which might be one of the most important current functions of the US government (whether you think that is justified or not), for example. Though it appears to be far more quantitative than, say, social policy, it is still a bit of a mixed bag when forecasting. From a Libertarian perspective, I would say that's because the government can't predict the invisible hand of the economy, as Adam Smith might put it.

So while economists are sometimes able to forecast accurately for short durations, there is no sense in which we can enact economic policies with complete certainty of their impact; thus, we often take the approach of "try and see if it works" because there's really no other way to do it at the moment.

Of course, we do not just try any policy. Though we can't be certain that the future will resemble the past in some respect, we draw on our previous experiences to argue over which policies appear to be more justified for our future course of action.

[Goremageddon]

Well, that's a tough question that probably has a real quantitative answer, depending on your criteria for "work." Without knowing it, I still feel confident saying with near certainty that a minority produce the precise result we expect. Take economic policy, which might be one of the most important current functions of the US government (whether you think that is justified or not), for example. Though it appears to be far more quantitative than, say, social policy, it is still a bit of a mixed bag when forecasting. From a Libertarian perspective, I would say that's because the government can't predict the invisible hand of the economy, as Adam Smith might put it.

So while economists are sometimes able to forecast accurately for short durations, there is no sense in which we can enact economic policies with complete certainty of their impact; thus, we often take the approach of "try and see if it works" because there's really no other way to do it at the moment.

Of course, we do not just try any policy. Though we can't be certain that the future will resemble the past in some respect, we draw on our previous experiences to argue over which policies appear to be more justified for our future course of action.

:icon32:

[mrogowski]

Its Ok. Canada wins over all.

[Goremageddon]

the only reason we havent nuked canada is because of mah 5 audio.


:)

[Goremageddon]

my c button doesnt like to work

[brynm]

the only reason we havent nuked canada is because of mach 5 audio.


:)

Speaking of... any timeline on the webpage being back up, and what happened with SSA?

[Goremageddon]

i loved my mach 5 mj-18 it was the shit :)

[atoz350]

my c button doesnt like to work

You can't keep masterbating over your keyboard bro.

[J31Bro]

the only reason we havent nuked canada is because of mah 5 audio.


:)

you has 5 audios in canada? :shrug:

[mrogowski]

Its ok. You can have Canada if you make me your new president. I promise I won't tax you too hard for health care.

The site is back up but I still have a lot to do.