So much truth here..

[ironglow]

   I decided to take you directly to Snopes...and save the doubters the trouble;

 http://www.snopes.com/politics/soapbox/starner.asp

   It is however, interesting that instead of simply verifying whether the attribution was correct or not, Snopes felt obligated to offer one liberal's retort letter as a "spin" effort.  Rather strange that they picked that letter since it is likely the bulk of the replies agreed with the doctor..

[williamlayton]

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This question has left me, personally, without and answer or conclusion. Well, perhaps not a conclusion of sorts.
I don't have a problem with medi-care as it was originally developed or with SS as originally intended. I don't think that the government should foot the bill for those who have not contributed.
The question of what is right or wrong with denying services has long been a moral question. I don't know. maybe I am saying I don't know God's answer.
In the scriptures--when we are observing thetimes they were written, information was not as readily passed as it is today. God knew, and He went to those--untold numbers according to Luke--He chose.
We are told to take care of our own and strangers---that. I think, is not the same as taking care of the world.
Blessings