David Pakman: 'The Good & The Bad About Obamacare Ruling'

Source:David Pakman- President Barack H. Obama (Democrat, Illinois) 44th President of the United States.

"--What's good and bad for the future of American healthcare as a result of the Supreme Court decision.

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From David Pakman

Not to sound insulting, (intentionally, anyway) but the bald guy in this video nailed it, when he said that this ruling is good in the sense that Switzerland has figured out how to get to universal health insurance, with a private health insurance system. 

What so-called Progressives (Democratic Socialists, in actuality) need to get use to and figure out, the rest of the industrialized world does not have a socialized health insurance system. There are actually probably more countries that have private health insurance, then don't. And every time I hear someone say that America should have socialize health insurance, because the rest of the industrialized world has it, I'm going to correct them and I'll probably do it on my blog. 

We can have our own opinions, but we have to share the same facts, thats how the World works. Germany like Switzerland, another country with a significant German population, to say the least, (a little shout out for my people) has a completely private health insurance system, 

Germany a country that Socialists love and point too, has a completely private health insurance system, a country of over 80M people, with the fourth largest economy in the world, largest economy in Europe, the 2nd largest economy in the Western Hemisphere, private Health Insurance System. Not even America has that, we have a mixture of both. 

So just to be real here, (not that I'm not always real) for Socialists to ever get what they want in American health care, they need to convince perhaps 180 million Americans, that they know best what kind of health care and health insurance that everyone should have and that Americans simply aren't up to making these decisions for themselves. Otherwise we're always going to have a public/private health insurance and health care system in this country.