>First of all, I do not trust the American healthcare system, period. 2nd, I do not want any additional taxes upon me without my consent to pay for healthcare that our nation cannot afford while we are going into a recession and a possible depression. 3rd, the government of the United States cannot be trusted. 4th, the medical system in the United States is full of corruption.

We actually agree here, except that there's no system. There's a patchwork of programs, none of which have a general coverage; they only cover particular cases and/or groups. It's medical industry, not healthcare system. Actually, it doesn't care, and it's not health, it's profits that it's after.

>Now, my final point is that I do not believe in federal income taxes, although I pay them. Why do I pay them? because, if I don't, my freedoms will be restricted. The federal tax system which the United States has is one of the Communist planks. It is called a graduated income tax. 1913 was a great year for those who would enslave our country; it is called the Federal Reserve System. We lost a lot in that year from those who conspired against the people's interests and freedoms for greed and control.

I'm amazed, though, that you'd find the international bankers to be the standard bearers of any socialism :). Statism, as a means for them to get rich and powerful by inventing money, and having the whole country indebted to them forever, that I see, but that's not socialism. That's pure greed and will for power. If there was a revolution (no matter what kind of), they'd be the first against the wall.

>Obviously, I also believe that the US Healthcare system is sick to the core, but I do not believe that the government can do any better. More government is nto the answer. We can see that the intent of the Democrats here is not to fix the problem, but to only create a new one, that will costs us dearly for genearations to come.

The government is what you make it. If so many people believe it's immutable, then that prophecy fulfills itself. I agree that in many ways, what is being built now, is not a system of guaranteed standard of health for everyone (with room for better for those willing to pay), but rather a windfall for the industry.