Possible sources for the statistical “findings”: Could it be from AMA doctors (and only a small percentage of doctors belong to AMA, with a growing number dropping out)? From doctors in Massachusetts? From where? Everything I’ve read (and you’re right about the CMA having a nightmare on their hands) does not align with what this man says. No way did he poll ALL doctors… that is totally unfeasible and would be a lie. A statistical average can be derived from a sample group… I just want to know the make-up of the group, because I suspect it is very partisan and possible very small, rendering worthless.

Another thing that bugs me with this lawyer is this statement: “60 people a day DIE because they don’t have health care.” Where in the heck did that statistic come from? I read a lot about health care and I’m stymied about that statistic and by what method/polling/averaging/blah blah blah it was derived. Did people who don’t have health care insurance die as a result of not having health care insurance? Or did they did they die AND they weren’t covered by health insurance. There is a vast difference between not having health care and not having health care insurance. People without health care insurance do in fact get health care attention at clinics or pay out of pocket at the GP’s (as I did up until recently, when my employer finally offered Humana health insurance). Just because you don’t have health insurance does NOT mean you can’t get medical assistance. Bogus statement.

So back to the unfortunate 60 people a day who are dying off because they don’t have health care (or is it health care insurance? Not clear) and that “Mackay is a bad man” for wanting them to die because he doesn’t support ObamaCare…

This lawyer is miffed and sounds like he has an ax to grind. Every thing he says reeks of fallacious argumentation… I’d like to know how many people a day DIE who DO have health insurance. Did they die AS A RESULT of having the insurance (which is silly, but just as silly as the opposite)? The “60 people a day” is a purely nonsensical number with no meaning because we have no idea how it was determined. People die, whether or not they have health coverage or physicians tending to them. Fact of life. To link lack of health insurance as the CAUSE of death is again fallacious argumentation. Too many holes in what this clown says… he’s like most statists in that they don’t back up their claims with anything quantifiable or reputable or rendered impartially.

You’re right about John Mackey. Click the link to Michelle Malkin’s writeup – she has great info on the charitable deeds and donations of John Mackey. The man is amazing and one of the most charitable people I’ve ever seen. He also has great health insurance for his employees (approx. 50,000) and many unique “empower the individual” company programs. He draws only 1 dollar a year in salary from what I’ve read.

I wrote an email to this lawyer’s union today, thanking them for the boycott. I’ve never shopped at Whole Foods before, but now, because of their smear job and the nasty publicity they’ve been churning up, my daughter and I will be shopping at Whole Foods tomorrow morning. In my email, I asked them to notify me as to whom they would next be maligning and smearing for not supporting ObamaCare, because I’d want to shop there, too. I thanked them for helping to kill ObamaCare with their ridiculous boycott.

Hope I get a response. LOL.

Mackey probably gives more money to charity in a single year than that lawyer will in his entire life.

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