ObamaCare Vs. LeninCare: U.S. Copies Soviets

April 16, 2012 07:41


The Bolshevik leader told the Russian people everybody would be able to afford going to the doctor, not just the “greedy rich.” He also claimed centralized control of the medical industry would “reduce costs” and end the “waste” from “unnecessary duplication and parallelism” in a competitive market. – IBD Editorials

 

 

From IBD Editorials


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When Vladimir I. Lenin sought to remake Russian society into a “proletariats’ paradise,” he targeted three sectors for control: health care, banking and education. Sound familiar?

Of these three, however, Lenin viewed socialized medicine as the “keystone” to building his socialist utopia.

 

As a result, “there still exists a great shortage of physicians and hospitals,” ….

 

Rationing became necessary. Elderly patients were often turned away from care. Death panels appointed by the health commissar decided their fate.

 

… Obama vowed to demolish “structural inequalities” in America and rebuild the economy on three new “pillars” — socialized medicine, banking and higher education.

 

A key part of his massive new health bureaucracy is a Soviet-style panel that has received little press attention — the Independent Payment Advisory Board. [The infamous death panel]

 

Russians suffered through 70 years of Lenincare. By the end of the century, the USSR was infamous for having one of the worst health-care systems in the world.

 

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