When you say "do what it's supposed to", you have to remember that the definition of that varies. Does it mean money to do what you said it does? Then yes--that's it from the viewpoint of John Q Public like yourself and I. However, when the CEO's and stockholders look at "do what it's supposed to", their definition is moreso about keeping their crazy annual bonuses and making sure they make a new record profit off of their dividends.
So, which is the greater need between the two? Record profits/bonuses for those who already have enough money to do whatever they want, or actually giving healthcare coverage to people like you and I who REALLY need it?
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