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Re: Important PBS series in MarchFrom: Terry DuBose (terrydubose@sbcglobal.net)Sun Jan 27 13:53:07 2008
Minimum wage also "takes the initiative away from the worker." Yes, if everyone did what was right, everyone would be fine. Doing what is right also means a living wage, and not pouring toxic waste on the ground. There is something about the corporate structure that removes the humane aspect to business. Peace, Terry DoctorJoe@aol.com wrote: In a message dated 1/27/08 11:42:30 AM, terrydubose@sbcglobal.net writes: Let's not confuse corporate medicine with "fee for service" of days gone by. Fee for service was capitalism, but I can't call corporate medicine capitalistic. I don't know what to call it, but it does not seem very much like a free market from the patients' point of view. Actually, when big business provides healthcare for its workers, I kinda look at that as quasi-socialism. "Big Brother" is "taking care of me" -- he gives me my salary, my healthcare, my lunch breaks, etc. I can see the benefit to the business -- try what you can to keep your workers healthy. But it takes the initiative away from the worker. Now, health INSURANCE companies are just that -- insurance companies. They follow Pastorek's Law. Joe P.
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