A tale of American healthcare as told through one Doctor visit

[Rev. Rye]

I could die only because I cannot afford to go in there again.

This is an abomination.
Boru

And yet, for one of America’s two main political parties (one which still controls the Congress [note: the Democratic control of the house will not start until next month] the Supreme Court, and the White House), that’s the system working as it should. And to think that the Religious Right would be holding him up as an examplar of why euthanasia is bad if he didn’t strongly support health care reform. And kill himself because he couldn’t afford to treat his illness.





And so, it becomes clear that Kritzinger’s dicta are how the right approaches issues of the downtrodden:

“Well then, this is the moment to be... practical, until such time as Germany can afford your philosophy, which is what? Hound them, impoverish them, exploit them, imprison them - just do not _kill_ them, and you are God's noblest of men. I find that, uh, truly remarkable.”

The fact that a film about the Wannsee Conference remains so relevant to the way the world works now is nothing short of horrifying.