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In article <35lhhn$pp5@agate.berkeley.edu>, ali@nuc.berkeley.edu (M. Ali
Mansouri) writes:

>I feel that if you actually read the initiative, being the
>intelligent person I'm sure you are, you would realize that major
>corporations would prefer to come to California if prop 186 passes 

Let's get something straight.  If YOU had read Prop 186, then you would
have noticed that literally more words are dedicated to the punishment and
what will happen to doctors if they don't follow the regulation, then is
written about Californians health.  I do not want a bunch of bureaucrats
deciding what is in my best interest.  If Prop 186 passes, then that is
exactly what will happen.  
Basically what Prop 186 does is put all CA health insurance under one
provider. Isn't that called a monopoly? Kiss competition goodbye!  Kiss
any semblance of quality goodbye!  Choice?  It is out the door.

Government should kept far from healthcare.  The more regulation, the more
it costs.  Government NEVER decreases costs.  Our government does nothing
efficiently.  Besides, you are only thinking of it from the corporate
side.  What about the doctors?  You really think they are going to stick
around under all the new regulation which could put them in jail for not
following the letter of the law exactly?  No, they won't.  If my son or
daughter comes down with cancer, I will not be thinking to myself, thank
goodness for those price caps.  I will be thinking that I do not care the
price, I want and need the best.  Unfortunately, the best will not be
there.  PASSING PROP 186 IS A BIG MISTAKE!!!