response to Daniel Brook and Ted McGrath's post Freelancers Need Universal Health Care Too
The War on the Middle Class Continues
Commented on October 11, 2007 by - bchiger
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response to elbowtoe's post Good Idea, but...
Why advertising?
Despite the bad rap earned by irresponsible advertising, advertising can be used to accomplish good ends. (This magazine for example.)
The fact is that projects all require money. Instead of moaning about the overprevalance of ads, we should find ways to use advertising for constructive ends. I applaud this idea.
Commented on March 27, 2007 by - bchiger
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I recently became self employed, this article brilliantly illustrates one of the greatest overlooked problems in the health care debacle.
Health care is an everyone problem, not just poor people. We need to develop solutions that fix it for everyone!