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To: bentway who wrote (504735)	8/14/2009 12:21:36 PM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578198

often preventive care can identify problems that are expensive to fix (as opposed to not spotting them, after which the patient’s death is less expensive. As has been pointed out, you ignoramus, if you knew which people to apply preventive care to, you could save money. But you don't. You have a huge population who are healthy. It costs a ton of money to provide them with preventive care, and the vast majority would be a net out of pocket expense for the preventive care. Okay, nitwit, I'm through arguing this subject. You're just too f*cking stupid to get it. There is a pattern of stupidity on your part. I mean, every subject that comes up, it seems you're just too dense to comprehend the facts, let alone any reasonable argument.