[QUOTE=Dj Yoshi]Alright, you're obviously one of those people who don't get the big picture.
Things cost money. Money has to come from somewhere. Now, most people, those who pay insurance, or taxes to support their country, they deserve the health care they paid for. If they did not pay for it, no, they don't deserve it, because there's no way for them to do it. Now if you want to argue about the validity of certain health plans, that's a different story, but we're talking about just health care in general.
This argument is akin to the "if someone needs food, they shouldn't have to pay for it if they can't afford it" argument, and I agree to a point. I think regular checkups should be free, I think basic foodstuffs should be free. I do not think heart transplants should be free. I do not think cappuccinos, prime rib, and rib-eyes should be free (and once again, don't go off to me on the inflated price of the surgeries as a direct result of high doctor fees, I agree to a point).
So in other words--if someone is dying, and they need medical attention, but they can't get it, and have no plans, no money anywhere to pay for it...sorry. Humans are too afraid of death. That sounds cold, callous, what have you, but when you're the doctor who's looking at paying his bills, you'd understand.
However, that's a very, very infrequent problem, and a special, isolated case. And it's also the price you pay for breaking the law.[/QUOTE]
There is something called "credit" you know. I'm sure that a Mexican can pay his medical bills over time.
Nothing to see here, move along.