"Liberty and Union ~
Now and Forever ~
One and Inseparable"
Now and Forever ~
One and Inseparable"
WEBSTER'S REPLY TO HAYNE, 1830
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| Photo 3/11 ~ taken when I became an American at Faneuil Hall in Boston |
Why be afraid of Universal HealthCare?
What can it lead to?
Other than...
Health for Liberty ~
Freedom of Choice ~
Freedom of Choice ~
For All
For our Union ~
The strength of our Nation ~
As One
Decisions regarding enterprise, economics or finances ~
Cannot take place ~
When Health Care is happening ~
FOR HEALTH CARE TO TRULY EXIST
It is not when we are ill ~
That we are able to make studied financial decisions ~
Monetary choices regarding our health.
This scenario is at the expense of our health.
It is not when we are sick ~
That we need to take care of our health.
It is when we are healthy ~
Thus via conscious, sound, unclouded, true choices.
It is not when we are fighting for our life ~
That we will fight for our Freedom.
It is when we feel safe ~
Free from worry ~
About how to take Care of possible eventual illness ~
Free from the threat to our basic human need of safety ~
For Liberty and Strength ~
Of Our Union.
Is HealthCare not a right of all, rather than a privilege of few?For Liberty and Strength ~
Of Our Union.
How can we need to ask this question of ourselves in this century?
Are not All Americans ~
An integral part of the Strength and Health of our One Nation
Should we not be enduring ~ in time and space ~
Within our value structure as Americans ~
Based on our valued Freedom of Choice
We cannot be Free ~
As individuals and therefore strong as a Nation ~
As individuals and therefore strong as a Nation ~
Without our managed, nurtured and Cared for ~
Individual and holistic Health
Our nation's "Liberty" requires our "Union" ~
To be protected ~ in safe health ~
"Now and Forever"
By a right to which All Citizens are worthy...
To be protected ~ in safe health ~
"Now and Forever"
By a right to which All Citizens are worthy...
Universal Health Care ~
"One and Inseparable" ~ "Out of many, One"
"One and Inseparable" ~ "Out of many, One"
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| When I became an American, at Faneuil Hall, I wore my Canadian father's 1921 Pluribus Unum US silver dollar. The month prior, I had found it in his office drawer, after his death. I knew he was with me, the day I became an American. |
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