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Joseph64 Wrote: Dec 28, 2012 12:14 PM
Just because they are underutilized by some people is not a good reason for reducing their usefulness to those that do use them. What the law does is reduce a person's ability to provide for their own medical needs and forces them into dependency on the government.
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