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The alternative would have been letting the banks die. That would also mean our economy as we know it would die. Sure, it would sprout new banks and a totally new economy. Who knows how many decades that would take or how many people would starve or what kind of government we would have by then.

The definition I see coming from the Obama admin for fundamental change always equates to huge arbitrary spending bills, tax increases, or creation of more bureaucratic regulatory entities.

Rather than making yet another HUGE gamble in a very unstable time, it seems to me we should focus on less fundamental changes. We could make some incentives to move some nurses into teaching jobs so we can fill the nurse shortage for one – that would cut some serious costs.

I think the “fundamental change” we will all have to eventually accept is that with out technology there is no end to the amount of money we could spend on the illness our society deals with. And if we want to get to a reasonable point, where all chronic patience get regular maintenance and curable illness get’s its remedy – as though it’s a human right – we are going to have to shift a good bit more GDP over to medicine – especially if we keep up all the damn recreational eating.

You say we, the American people, simply don’t have the resources. I say we simply aren’t allocating them according to our proclaimed value that health care is a right.