Should the state make private health care decisions for you?

@Tracos It allows the people of the state to decide if they want mass murder to happen in their state or not.

@hippyjoe1955 I think I trust private healthcare decisions with a trained doctor not people voting on it.

@DailyFlash You would agree with Mengela then. He was the trained doctor.

@hippyjoe1955 I dont share that definition of mass murder.. and its definitely not the people... its a handful of politicians deciding on health issues without medical foundations but on theocratic ideology

@hippyjoe1955. I wouldn’t have chosen him.

@JonLosAngeles66 No but you would have no trouble with him killing people. After all no state could ever say what he was doing was wrong. He was a trained doctor.

@hippyjoe1955 we have medical boards that control that.

@DailyFlash And who controls those boards? who establishes the board's authority if not the state?

@hippyjoe1955 that’s it and it works fine.

@DailyFlash So the state does have a say in what the doctors can and can not do. Hmmm Thanks for making my point.

@hippyjoe1955 the decisions are made by doctors not politicians thankfully. The vast majority of doctors are fine with abortion as a medical procedure. As is the majority of the country.

@DailyFlash And the state can make any particular medical procedure illegal. That is the purview of the state not the doctor's board. Mass murder as carried out by Mengele was sanctioned by the state. Putting people in mental institutes became much rarer because the state told the psychiatrists what to do with the mentally ill. Abortion was rarely done until the state made it legal.

@hippyjoe1955 why does every First World nation except a couple protect it?

Including Canada

@JonLosAngeles66 Calling evil good and good evil has long been practiced by the state going back to the time of Hammurabi.