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Reid, Pelosi & Obama Planning Genocide aka
The New Democratic Job Creation Program
December 21, 2009
Murder is defined as “the premeditated killing of
another human being (murder in the first degree), or the
killing of another human being by intent but without
premeditation (murder in the second degree).” For the
purpose of this article, I will exempt war, lawful execution
and elective abortion from the definition of murder. We can
debate those controversial issues another time.
Self-defense is generally viewed as “the force
someone uses to protect themselves because of a reasonable
belief that another party intends to inflict great bodily
harm or death. The popularized (and legally supported)
justification for the use of deadly force in self-defense is
a person’s belief or perception he or she is in imminent
danger of great bodily harm or death.
In simpler terms, murder is killing someone against their
will, and self-defense is killing first to prevent an
assailant from murdering you. The use of deadly force in
self-defense is an inherent right of Americans ever since
the revolutionary war. That right has been sustained in
countless court cases for hundreds of years.
Enter the Democrats with a new government health care
proposal that poses an imminent threat or danger of great
bodily harm or death to millions of Americans. Do the
Democrats want you to die? Do the Democrats intend to kill
you? Yes they do, provided you are older than 55; afflicted
with AIDS; a woman past child-bearing age with breast
cancer; or a person suffering from any number of possible
medical conditions that necessarily require expensive
medical treatments and follow-up over long periods of time.
Are the Democrats taking considered and premeditated action
to murder people? Yes they are.
The health care bill currently being inserted up our
collective evacuation chutes by gloating Democrats lays the
foundation for this mass genocide. For the record, genocide
is viewed by most rational people as “murder.” How will the
Democrats facilitate this mass genocide? Quite simply by
establishing federal and state protocols that deny or limit
medical treatment for people categorized as “undesirables”
in the previous paragraph. The undesirables categories will
be subject to modification based on political expediency.
The potential benefit of a campaign of genocide against
seniors and sick people by the Democrat-controlled
government is obvious. Deaths create job openings and the
Democrats have promised more jobs. Better yet, deaths create
revenue for the government in the form of death taxes. As
you should know, the Democrats have already resurrected the
full death tax. Now they merely need people to die. To the
Democrats, there appears to be no downside to genocide;
unless of course you happen to be one of the potential
victims.
For a historical perspective, look at the Nazi campaign of
genocide against the Jews. Murdering the Jews eased Nazi
debt owed to Jewish-owned banks; freed up estate property
to be confiscated for the coffers of the Nazi
government and created sorely needed jobs for other Germans
at a time when unemployment was a serious problem in the
country. True, the Nazis didn’t murder Jews by denying them
medical care (arguably). The “denial of service” attack is a
new paradigm being tested and refined by England,
Canada, Cuba and other countries looking for ways to bump
off senior citizens, people with costly illnesses and
possibly even other undesirables who don’t fully support
their standing government.
As everyone has probably noticed, our “Unholy Trinity”
(Obama, Reid & Pelosi), points repeatedly at countries with
government-run medical insurance as an example of effective
socialism, despite an overwhelming body of evidence that
shows how those countries systematically discriminate
against various classes of people by denying them
life-sustaining medical treatment. You could call it
government enforced survival of the fittest, with the
government deciding who best meets the description of
fittest.
Which brings us back to the concept of self-defense. What
follows is a fictional story. Any similarity or resemblance
of the characters in this story to real people is
coincidental and unintentional. I do not personally
recommend or endorse the story’s ending.
Envision if you can, an elderly woman walking from the
supermarket to her car in the parking lot. She is accosted
by an assailant who demands her purse and her car keys. She
panics and repeatedly screams “help,” at which point the
assailant pulls out a knife and and threatens to kill her if
she doesn’t shut up. Grandma concludes the assailant really
does intend to kill her. In an act of desperation, she drops
her groceries, pulls a .25 caliber pistol out of her purse
and shoots the assailant. The entire incident is recorded on
parking lot surveillance cameras.
It isn’t important whether or not the assailant is killed.
Grandma acted in self-defense in the purest sense of the
concept and a court will acquit Grandma of all wrong-doing
(provided she had a license to carry the concealed weapon).
In fact, lets ditch the gun. Grandma needs it later. It was
raining, Grandma was carrying an umbrella and she stabbed
the assailant with it. When this case went to court, Grandma
didn't even need a “good” attorney. Her court-appointed
defense counsel got her off easily.
Now consider the same scenario, but an alternate ending.
Grandma stabs with the umbrella and misses. The assailant
runs away and Grandma (in all the excitement) trips and
falls down. Grandma is after all, old and fragile. She
breaks her hip when she hits the pavement.
Off to the hospital she goes in an ambulance. After a few
days of medical evaluation and several X-rays (the insurance
company won’t pay for an MRI), Grandma’s doctor recommends a
hip replacement if she ever expects to walk again without
assistance.
Grandma’s government regulated health insurer disapproves
the surgery on the grounds Grandma is too old to justify the
expense. What they don’t tell Grandma is that (in their
subjective opinion) due to Grandma’s advanced age, her
potential for further positive contributions to society
doesn’t justify the expense. The only medical procedure the
insurance company is willing to reimburse is “supervised
pain control,” and a cheap walker.
Grandma ends up drugged into a half-stupor by medical
marijuana, the least expensive pain mitigating pseudo drug
she can afford. Grandma also has to spend a lot of time on
the couch or in bed. Her leg becomes painful and starts to
swell. She sees her doctor who confirms the presence of a
blood clot in one of the large veins in her leg.
Grandma’s doctor recommends an angioplasty, but the
insurance company won’t pay for it. They have exhausted the
annual funds allocated to Grandma’s region for her age
category. Her doctor’s only option is to place her on a
daily dose of Coumadin in hopes of preventing further
clotting. The doctor also tells Grandma to be careful
because she can bleed to death if she accidentally cuts
herself, takes too much Motrin for her pain, or sustains a
severe blow to any part of her body from bumping into the
corner of a table, falling out of bed, etc. Grandma has to
make sure she doesn’t even bite her tongue too hard by
accident.
Faced with these circumstances, Grandma suddenly realizes
she is in imminent danger of bodily harm or death. If she
can’t have the angioplasty, she’s probably a goner. And who
is the assailant threatening her life? You guessed it; the
insurance company. Just like the assailant with a knife in
the parking lot, the insurance company is taking aggressive
steps to kill Grandma with a denial of treatment. The
insurance company will undoubtedly receive a bonus from the
government for the resultant cost savings.
Unfortunately, that won't help Grandma. She doesn't own
stock in this particular insurance company. Bottom line, the
insurance company knows full well, the same as Grandma, that
denial of service can result in her premature death. Is this
what you want for your own Grandmother? Don't even think
about paying for her to have an angioplasty to resolve the
matter. That could result in stiff government fines for you,
your grandmother and the doctor who performs the procedure.
Grandma loses all hope. She takes a taxi to the local office
of her insurance company; shuffles into the reception area
with her walker; pulls out the trusty old .25 caliber she
thought she'd never need and shoots the receptionist and two
other people who come running out of their offices when they
hear the shots. (The other exec in the office suite is
cowering under his desk.) The .25 caliber pistol jams (as
they are apt to do), a wounded insurance company exec
wrestles Grandma to the ground (re-fracturing her hip), the
police are summoned and Grandma is taken into police custody
to face charges of murder.
Is this the end for Grandma? I somehow doubt it. Grandma’s
attorney only needs to introduce the generations-old tried
and tested “self-defense” defense and Grandma is very, very
likely to go free. If you disagree with me, please explain
how this particular scenario does NOT meet the requirements
for the use of deadly force in self-defense. After all,
Grandma was being threatened with imminent bodily harm or
death by her insurance company and she did fear the
impending bodily harm or death. The contract Grandma signed
with the insurance company that inferred they could deny
certain treatments is totally invalid under the law because
Grandma was coerced into signing it to begin with.
Could this happen? You answer that. The press would have a
field day. The news would circulate quickly. Grandmas
everywhere with denied treatments would begin to hunt down,
stalk and kill health insurance company executives (in self
defense). The Grandmas would be joined quickly by millions
of gays and prostitutes with AIDS, adults with autism, women
with breast cancer and other citizens and non-citizens with
no potential for further positive contributions to society.
The movement would spread to other countries. Insurance
company executives worldwide would quit their jobs out of
fear of being hunted down and killed in self-defense.
Governments would be forced to take direct control over
administration of the national health insurance programs.
Government insurance industry workers would then become
targets for self-defense. Government employees assigned to
insurance companies would begin quitting in droves. The
health insurance industry would collapse entirely. And we
could start all over.
In the meantime, all those sitting in jail awaiting trial
for self-defense would finally receive their much-needed
medical treatments for free because as everyone knows;
prisoners in American jails get better medical treatment
than Grandma ever would with her government insurance.
The solution? This is about as easy as Ron White’s
Heightened States of Awareness. See a Doctor. Doctor
bills the government. Forget the insurance companies. Nobody
really needs them or their involvement? No insurance
companies, no middlemen, no bureaucracy, no stress. Period.
Imagine the potential savings in medical administrative
costs.
If the government has a problem with unnecessary procedures
or excessive expenses, let them take that up directly with
the applicable doctor(s). Isn’t that easy? For all of us
there isn't even any paperwork to fill out besides the
customary medical history forms. No pre-approvals, no issues
with pre-existing conditions, no claims processing. Just
health care for everyone. Problem solved. See . . . I always
have a recommended solution. Mine is not a vehicle speeding
towards genocide.
If insurance companies want to stay in business, they can
issue policies to cover mental health problems, chiropractor
services and plastic surgery for cosmetic reasons. The
government will pay for "legitimate medical treatment" and
the insurance companies can handle everything else.
Yes, doctors could still be sued for malpractice, but a
settlement ruling against a doctor would have to be paid by
the government. That would force the government to monitor
and enforce the quality and qualifications of doctors
instead of leaving it in the hands of the AMA. Lets face it,
there are incompetent doctors in the workplace. Hopefully
not too many, but the AMA certainly isn't culling them out.
This way, doctors wouldn’t have to carry malpractice
insurance and we’d realize another reduction in the overall
cost of medical care.
To those who argue this type of an arrangement would be
opposed by the doctors themselves, I can only reply, “If the
doctors don’t like it, why don’t they go to Cuba, or
England, or Canada to practice. Doctors are needed
everywhere. They should relocate to a country with a system
they prefer. It’s a free country (at least for now despite
the best efforts of Democrats); so the doctors can freely go
anywhere they believe they'll be happy.”
One last suggestion to resolve the ever-present aggravation
of frivolous medical lawsuits. The government must legislate
a “three strikes” rule for attorneys. Any and all attorneys
who lose a cumulative total of three medical malpractice
cases in court are automatically barred from ever again
participating in medical malpractice lawsuits. They also
forfeit legal fees for every case they lose. If we’re going
to clean up health care, there’s no reason we can’t start
cleaning up the legal profession as well.
If you've read to this point and believe the warnings don't
apply to you, just give it a few years. You'll be over 65
sooner or later, provided the new health care system hasn't
already facilitated your early euthanasia. Once you reach 65
(55 if Congress gets its way) you'll be balancing on the
edge of the sinkhole just like the rest of us.
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