Thread: Do MEN have a Right to CONTROL Women's Health Issues and Reproductive Systems?

Originally Posted by Daktoria

You're going off on a tangent and making me repeat myself.

I'll take this as your surrender, thank you. If you want to continue the conversation, go back and address what I actually said.

Repeating a post you wrote would still say nothing worth reading.

Originally Posted by katiegrrl0

Repeating a post you wrote would still say nothing worth reading.

...only because of your god complex. You should be grateful I'm even pointing it out.

That would be "Goddess", would it not? And it's not polite to point.

Originally Posted by Daktoria

...only because of your god complex. You should be grateful I'm even pointing it out.

You think far to much of yourself and have and do on other forums as well. You still haven't answered the question I asked on a different forum over a year ago.

Originally Posted by Risky Thicket

That would be "Goddess", would it not?

Nope.

And it's not polite to point.

Agreed.

Originally Posted by katiegrrl0

You still haven't answered the question I asked on a different forum over a year ago.

What question was that?

Originally Posted by katiegrrl0

I have lived in nations with nationalized heath care and their care is better and the cost far less than the US.

The U.S. still existed though.

We spend more on health care per person than any other nation. If the only systems left introduced artificial price controls, would people be less inclined to risk debt to invent new procedures and medicines? Be honest, have you even given this line of thinking a second thought? These other countries are benefiting from our capitalist system.

Perspective: I have no complaints about our healthcare system: because it's been about 5 years since I last had to see a DR.

No involvement, no ailments = no knowledge.

Hardly something to base overall judgement on - get sick, spend your time going to the dr's all the time and so on - and then report back and tell me how it was.

Originally Posted by katiegrrl0

I have lived in nations with nationalized heath care and their care is better and the cost far less than the US.

What nation was that? What was your experience? And in what way was the care better? I ask these questions because I dont believe you. I live a few miles from the Cleveland Clinic, one of the finest hospitals on the planet. So I cant help but be curious as to where you think you could go to get 'better' care than you can get there.

Originally Posted by Aunt Spiker

Perspective: I have no complaints about our healthcare system: because it's been about 5 years since I last had to see a DR.

No involvement, no ailments = no knowledge.

Hardly something to base overall judgement on - get sick, spend your time going to the dr's all the time and so on - and then report back and tell me how it was.

get sick, spend time in one system, then report back just as ignorant as before because you are only privy to a single system.