DJKest

You must go through training before being able to utilize your 1st amendment right, citizen!

I have heard some people who have received major organ transplants feel like a part of the soul of the previous owner of the organ joins them. Have you experienced anything strange like that? Like feelings, emotions, or memories?

Also, what was it like "Dying" and being brought back to life? Did you go into the surgery thinking that it was quite possible you would die and never again wake up? How hard was it to go through with the proceedure knowing that?

I'm glad you understood what I was trying to say with the first part. Glad you have a new lease on life!

1) the quality of universal health care isn't great. In most countries where it exists, there still exists private health care and private insurance- and it only exists for people who have enough money. You create an underclass for health care. 2) Rationing and long lines/ long waits for care. 3) large increase in taxes that unfairly burdens higher income earners

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