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Home Letters To The Editor Day Medicare law sign should be a 'Day in Infamy!'
Editor:

Death is a mystery, but not to liberal fascists who've all but destroyed medicine, but pronounce judgement on dead people who cannot defend themselves.

July 30, 1965, the day Lyndon Baines Johnson signed Medicare into law is a day that should live in infamy, as sounding the death knell to the proper practice of medicine---signalling the eventual deaths of millions by the heavy hand of government, either by neglect or design.

It would make more sense to list "Government" as at least a secondary cause of death on  death certificates than to list, "Tobacco Abuse." Tobacco abuse has become a buzz-phrase for anti-smoking puritanical liberal zealots. To brand the dead---forever, for the modern day "sin" of smoking, even on those who had quit many years before. To thus brand dead people is cruel and must not be allowed to stand! It could be a big lie as well.

George Burns smoked 3 cigars a day and lived to be 100. Did they put "Tobacco Abuse" on his death certificate?

Scientific minded doctors just "know" smoking kills millions every year so they list it whenever they can on death certificates, as if listing it makes it so! Skewing the evidence proves nothing but the biased opinions of quacks. Statistics are supposed to follow the evidence, not create it.

It is more provably accurate to list "Medicare," or, "Government Involvement in Medicine." We now have proof that thousands are dying each year due to hospital and doctor screw-ups and neglect. "Medical Incompetence" and "Lack of Caring" fits, as doctors let lives slip through their fingers by following rule books rather than treating the whole patient.

All we know for sure at the end is that internal organs cease functioning. And sometimes the immediate cause of even that remains shrouded in mystery.


Mike Smith
Chase City
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