Gun take-aways maybe?

Land of the Free....not anymore.

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[DPD6030]

Wish I never sold my RRA AR-15

[AAlmeter]

There's plenty coming down the pike that many believe "would never happen here in the good ole US of A". Hell, who would have ever thought that the government would start denying medical coverage to members of our own armed forces who are injured in battle? And yet...here we are, watching as they do it.

And I second the AR15.com recommendation. I've made several purchases from their equipment exchange recently.

[cricky101]

Originally Posted by AAlmeter

There's plenty coming down the pike that many believe "would never happen here in the good ole US of A". Hell, who would have ever thought that the government would start denying medical coverage to members of our own armed forces who are injured in battle? And yet...here we are, watching as they do it.

And I second the AR15.com recommendation. I've made several purchases from their equipment exchange recently.

I don't remember seeing anything about the government denying medical coverage for members of the armed services. I did read about the government researching billing practices to bill private insurance companies when available as a way to save money instead of all claims going through VA hospitals. Nothing is happening with it, though.

[WildBlueSooner]

Originally Posted by cricky101

I don't remember seeing anything about the government denying medical coverage for members of the armed services. I did read about the government researching billing practices to bill private insurance companies when available as a way to save money instead of all claims going through VA hospitals. Nothing is happening with it, though.

Yeah...you are right, I read about straight from the DoD early bird news. I have heard so many scare tactics lately.

[AAlmeter]

Not to sidetrack an important topic, but here is one article:


http://news.yahoo.com/s/usnw/2009031..._for_treatment

I don't see this being a matter of efficiency. If I were backed over at work by a D9 dozer and my boss told me to take care of it out of my pocket, I do believe that there would be an uproar. I'm also fairly certain that there would be an uproar if the average medicaid patient were denied. Yet they contribute very little to society...especially in comparison to our service members.