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Well it fuched up health care for a lot of people who had good health care before Obamacare sux including my daughter and son in law and my wife and I and our son all got royally screwed by it. I'm thinking of quitting work to become a professional freeloader...better lifestyle at someone's else's expense.
I remember you talking about that, repeatedly, in another thread.
I do find it interesting that there is so much focus and awareness on women's health, breast cancer awareness, and really any issue affecting women with silence regarding men's health issues even though women outlive men by over 5 years per person. It's a form of extreme prejudice in my mind.
That women need greater care during reproduction because they are creating babies and the next generation, I fully support as necessary but beyond that, the continuous focus on women when men actually have greater health issues is where I find the prejudice in our society.
Thank you so much for being reasonable and lending some support to what I'm trying to say! This is exactly what I'm talking about. I'm not saying men are more complex, I'm saying why is there a 5 year gap? Why aren't there special prostate and testicular cancer screenings and public health initiatives?
Women's health is at such a complexity that they probably deserve about $5 for every $1 men get for their gender-unique issues. They probably get $20 to every $1.
Liberals are obsessed with women's health. I was curious if they cared about the health of males at all, or if they maybe supported government funding toward assisting underprivileged males with their health-care needs.
It wouldn't shock me if liberals don't care about health care for poor males since they aren't a reliable voting bloc, but I figured I'd ask.
Of course. Do you see an area where men's health is being neglected? If I had to pick one, I'd say maybe testicular cancer awareness. There's a prostate cancer awareness movement, but it doesn't get the traction that breast cancer does. Probably because it's far less deadly.
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