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Originally Posted by stillkit
...Here come the "Obesity Crisis!"
It's been on the news all week and Bill Clinton was talking about it yesterday. 2/3's of Americans are overweight or obese. We're consuming 250 more calories today than we did 20 years ago. Everything is super-sized, including us! "Interest Groups" have been feeding the media "data" for several years now and, suddenly, it's an important issue.
Why? Because of the expense of health care! All we lard-butted American's are costing ourselves billions! Something MUST be done and it MUST be government which does it!
So..how do y'all feel about that?
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Well, here is what you need to do. Throw away your supermarket store card and really think about the purchases you put on your credit card. I'm not kidding. The national healthcare database was sold to the American public as a way to move your medical records from doctor to doctor but here's what Feds do with databases - THEY MATCH THEM TO OTHER DATABASES. It would be quite easy for them to obtain records of your food purchases as recorded every time you use your supermarket store card, match them to your history in the national healthcare database, have some Obamacare bureaucrat analyze that match and deny or ration your medical treatment as a way for the federal government to control what you put in your mouth.
You might want to check with your supermarket and see just exactly what they are allowed to do now with that data and whether you have the right to ask them to delete what's in there now.
And for those skinny pooh-poohers, just wait until they obtain your motor vehicle violation records, and those of your family, append them to your national healthcare history and deny or ration your treatment for your risky behavior. DUIs, speeding, running red lights can be viewed as impacts on number of years you are expected to live and we know that is part of the cost/treatment formula to ration healthcare.
Maybe they'll obtain your cell phone records, and those of your kids, match them to GPS/Easy Pass data to find if you and your kids are on your cell phones when you drive, talking or texting, append it to your healthcare records (risky behavior) and then provide that info to car insurance companies to modify your behavior. So, not only will your healthcare reflect risky behavior but your car insurance may go up, too.