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Posted by paul on April 09, 2004 at 08:12:20 from (209.23.145.12):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Tractor rollover posted by Yadie yadie yadie on April 08, 2004 at 20:36:40:
If you wish to go down that path: A few doctors are incompetent or make a
mistake. That hurts people. Inurance, which is
paid by the fees charged to other patients,
pays for these mistakes. So all of us pay - not
the actual doctor making the mistake. A few people make a living off suing doctors
on sham cases. They get free money. Which
is paid by insurance companies, which is paid
by other paitents fees. So all of us pay - not the
doctor. And some jerk gets free money. In no way does the doctor ever pay the bill for
these mega-buck cases. Lawyers make a lot
of money, and guess what - the lawyers fees
on both sides end up being paid by the govt or
the insurance company - which is paid by
taxes on all of us, or patient fees on all of us or
insurance rates on all of us. In no case, in no event, does a doctor making
a mistake ever pay the bill for his mistake. You choose to _defend_ this system????? It is foolhardy. It needs to be fixed. This is nothing about politics, or if you are pro
or anti any political party - which you want to
make it into. No, this is about getting a fair legal system,
where a doctor doing something wrong would
actually be held responsible for it. And the rest
of us pay for _medical_ bills when we go to
the doctor - not someone else's mistakes or
greed. You cannot seriously defend the current
system of exponential medical fees which do
not go to medicine? --->Paul
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