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47-53 South Water Street
Peekskill, NY 10566
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The Peekskill Brewery Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(914) 734-2337
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday- Thursday 12PM-3PM
Dinner: Monday-Thursday 5 PM-10PM
Friday-Saturday 5PM-11PM
Sunday 5PM-9PM
Brunch: Sundays 11AM-3PM
*tap room menu served*
Monday-Thursday/Friday 3PM-MIDNIGHT/1AM
Saturday 12PM-MIDNIGHT
Sunday 12PM-MIDNIGHT
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
American, Gastro Pub
Executive Chef:
Sean Corcoran
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
We provide full on and off premise catering. Please call or email the Brewery with your needs. Our Chef can create a menu special for your event! *In house events are subject to availability of the Brewery Dining Room. We do not take reservations in our pub area.
Private Party Facilities:
The Peekskill Brewery has the ability to provide a variety of different options for both on and off-site catering based on customer needs.
Getting there
Cross Street:
Hudson Avenue
Public Transit:
Metro North Railroad- Hudson Line-Peekskill, NY
Public Lot
Parking Details:
Both street parking in front of the Brewery and a public lot are available. Meters do not apply after 6pm and on weekends.
A word from The Peekskill Brewery
Peekskill Brewery is a brewpub located on the Riverfront in Peekskill, New York. We're craft obsessed from the top down…Craft is clever, quality and fresh. These are the elements we use to deliver innovation to your table each and every day. Authentic and without pretense. Our mission is to
deliver the comforts of a thoughtfully sourced menu in an inspired brewery atmosphere.
Our original location opened in 2008 on Hudson Avenue in Peekskill, NY. Over the past few years, the demand for more PB beer (and space) was such that we decided to expand. We have now opened our doors to our new facility on South Water Street. We hope you will come visit us soon to check out what's been "brewing" here on the Riverfront!
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My wife and I went to The
Peekskill Brewery 3 weeks ago based on a recommendation from a friend ... and have been back twice since then! In addition to a dizzying selection of freshly brewed beers they have excellent wines and awesome food. Instead of going the usual route of appetizer > entree, we'll found that more of a "tapas" approach lets us taste more of the menu. Stand-outs include the cheese platter, cured meats and sausage. Ambiance is wonderful -- dark wood tables lit with candles. There is an opening in the floor of the restaurant (on 2nd floor) that opens to the bar/tasting area downstairs so it can be a little loud. All in all this is a wonderful restaurant that we will go to again and again."
Dined on 2/23/2014
Beer, food, service, and setting
we're all terrific. A little pricey for where it was but I didn't begrudge a cent. Will definitely return!"
Dined on 2/18/2014
Food was delicious appetizers to
the dinner were perfect my favorite part was desert with the beer pairing chocolate and vaporizer beer best desert pairing I ever had genius. All the brews were great higher standard to shotgun Willie"
Dined on 2/14/2014
The food and service at the
relocated Peekskill brewery was top notch. The interior design is perfect - nouveau industrial - and the location is "cool". This is such a great addition to the Peekskill restaurant scene which has seen anything new for a while. Ease of parking is a big plus. Hopefully, that area will continue to develop more retail with this restaurant as an anchor."
Dined on 2/14/2014
We recently enjoyed dinner and
drinks at TPB. We had a wonderful evening! Service was friendly and knowledgeable about the menu and bar list....only complaint was the noise factor. It got loud in the dining area upstairs for that obvious reason...UPstairs. We will return again though and look forward to trying the newest beverage on tap!"
Dined on 2/8/2014
My dinner was delicious but it was
so dark I couldn't see what I was eating. I ordered the short ribs that were perfectly cooked. It came with sweet potatoes and kale. My husband had the burger, my brother had the pork sandwich and my sister in law had the fish and chips. The wait staff seemed really busy even though there were several empty tables. We had to ask 4 different people to get some tabasco sauce. They did not come around too often so when I wanted a glass of wine with my dinner there was no one to ask. I ended up not having one since I almost finished my meal before they came around again. We had to pull out our phones to turn on light to see the menu. But I would go back, the beers were great, the menu had many great options."
Dined on 1/18/2014
It's so hard to find a good adult
spot in the Peekskill/Cortlandt area. Well, I found one. Excellent food, decor, ambiance - even a hopping bar scene. Ate upstairs - place was full but no line yet (it was 6pm). I had made a reservation and was brought straight to my awaiting table. Was instantly brought a small tpaps courtesy of the chef. I didn't catch the name (the noise level is high in there due to the open space and the bar right downstairs). But I just tried it anyway and it was delicious. And very different. All servers were very nice. My friend and I decided to split the mac and cheese and pork sandwich. We did ask for the pork without the kim chi but it came on it anyway. It was super hot. The mac/cheese was awesome!! Go!!"
Dined on 1/11/2014
I have been to this restaurant
several times and have always been very please. Unfortunately, my last experience was not the best. I felt that the service was good but the food was disappointing. One of my friend's meal was cold, the fish and chip was greasy and lack luster. My soup was flavorful but temped and salty. Overall the food and cocktail was not as I babe experience in the past. I am not sure if there is a change in the menu or chef. The ambience and overall decor is quite pleasing."
Dined on 12/21/2013
The beer - an IPA - was very good.
The rest of the experience was awful. A sandwich bigger than my mouth could ever stretch! A table that wobbled and kept wobbling after it was 'fixed'! Scrappy service. Off the wall responses to requests. They were right, those other reviews! Go for the beer and skip the rest."
Dined on 12/16/2013
Very decent if somewhat
unexceptional pub food. It's best to stick with the standards and avoid any attempts at something complicated. A good neighborhood place for a burger or mussels and fries."
Dined on 10/9/2013
If you keep your expectations
simple (burger, fish and chips, pulled pork sandwich, etc) you are going to be happier here than if you go for anything more adventurous on the menu."
Dined on 12/8/2013
Those who enjoy interesting &
flavorful beer must visit the Peekskill Brewing taproom. A detour to the restaurant upstairs, while pleasant, is not required. The beers ARE exceptional but our food experience -- while not bad per se -- was not Amazeballs. Go forth and drink!"
Dined on 12/8/2013
Interesting and tasty beer
selection, paired with a juicy burger works well here. Skip the rest of the menu. Selections sound tempting but disappoint through overcooking and under seasoning. Service harried. We were never asked if we'd like a drink with our meal! The folks at the bar downstairs seemed to be having a good time."
Dined on 12/7/2013
So we drove back up to Peekskill
for lunch. Last time we had brunch and it was very good, this time we thought we would try lunch. Yea it was just as good if not better. I had the burger and it was cooked just the way I like it. The service here is some of the best you will find. We made our way down to the bar and had a few beers after lunch, and then filled up two jugs for home. Looking forward to going back soon."
Dined on 11/23/2013
Peekskill Brewery brews their own
beers, and also carries some guest beers. Excellent selection and really good beers."
Dined on 11/29/2013
I was pleasantly surprised by my
meal here. I was a fan of the menu at the old location. It took some time, but the menu has evolved and improved since moving to this space. Great beer cocktails with a good array of food choices. I will return!"
Dined on 11/16/2013
Quality was high and craft beer is
the main event. Ploughman's Lunch was tasty but is more of an appetizer than a meal--left me quite hungry. I expected a hearty, filling meal. Noise level verges on deafening. It's an attractive setting but all hard surfaces. Way too loud to have a comfortable conversation."
Dined on 11/16/2013
Went for restaurant week but ended
up ordering from the regular menu. Wasn't in the mood for a 3 course meal. Had a glass of local brewed beer. It was great. Sandwiches were also good. Great fries."
Dined on 11/10/2013
We stopped on our way back from
Croton-on-the Hudson Halloween Blaze pumpkin extravaganza. It was on the way home & we are familiar with the brewery from TAP NY. Being foodies & brewies(?) we were very excited & we were not disappointed. Great brews to choose from and although the menu is a bit limited everything has great attention to detail,preparation & local sourcing. The hand cut fries with cheese curd,gravy & fried egg was great as a starter then I had the Coq Au Vin pie, yummy. Like homemade comfort food,great with beers & wine. My husband had fish & chips which had a variation of lemon Parmesan fries also really good. We finished the nite downstairs at the brew pub. Nice adult casual atmosphere. All in all a very nice time."
Dined on 10/31/2013
Just a fair rating as they were
out of a lot of the menu items by the time we arrived at 9pm. They have a great concept going but again, hard to enjoy with the items out. Checked out the bar after dinner and it was a great scene and had the opportunity to try some more beers."
Dined on 11/3/2013
Love the beers. Love Peekskill. I
really love the staff and place. I highly suggest it to anyone who loves beer, good food, and a great crowd."
Dined on 10/28/2013
We found the Brewery while
watching Toni On NY. What a great find. The staff is one on the best we have ever had. Better than five star restaurants in NYC. The food is very fresh and serviced with style. I had the Bacon Bloody Mary, Bisects with gravy, and the waffle chicken sandwich. When we looked at the menu I was like what am I going to get??? I pick the above and was so happy I did. It was great, and had a great taste and was different, I enjoyed it very much. I finish off my meal with a four beer sampler. I told the staff what kind of beer I like and they were very helpful in picking out 4 beers for me. On the way out I pick up a jug of slow and flow for home. Can't wait to go back."
Dined on 10/20/2013
We got their early and the staff
was very accomadating. Beer is great. The menu was limited but had things that go very well with beer. Staff very nice. Service good. Had the Berger meat was fresh and all the bergers at the table were cooked to order. Would go back."
Dined on 10/19/2013
Nice surroundings, attentive
waiter. Several items we asked for were not available including 7 up for a drink. we liked the appetizers, wings were very good. We would have liked to try more items. Everybody has an off night"
Dined on 10/18/2013
We were really there for the beer.
Or server was great, very friendly and knowledgeable about the beer selection. We were there on a quiet Monday evening, ordered four apps to share and the food took forever to arrive. It did give us more time to enjoy the beer. We would return for the great beer but would likely eat elsewhere first and then head to the bar at peekskill to enjoy the beer."
Dined on 10/15/2013
While dining over a brewery may
sound interesting, this place was simply LOUD. I couldn't even speak with my companion seated next to me Fabulous food would have me forgive the noise, but the food was mediocre at best"
Dined on 10/11/2013
We WANT to like the Peekskill
Brewery. We live in Peekskill, so it's nice to have a few local restaurants to visit. After several tries, we've decided that PB won't be one of them. The noise level is too much for us. Mostly though, it's the really inconsistent service. We were there on Saturday evening and there was some problem in the kitchen so it took a long time for our dinners to be served. When our meals finally came, my husband's entree arrived with kale, rather than carrots, per the description of the entree by our waitress. Since our first visit - at the old location - we've often had problems like this. After Saturday night, we are giving up. Admittedly we aren't drinkers - so the beer isn't an attraction for us."
Dined on 10/5/2013
Server was forgetful and mixed up
a few things, but the food was great and the ingredients were fresh and high quality. Will definitely be back for casual dinners often."
Dined on 9/26/2013
Been to the PB several
times,always tasty, beers outstanding-love the simply sour. They rolled out new menu so they were a little off on the timing but I was not grumpy at all. Bill comes n they comp'd the jaegerschnitzel!! I was impressed as the jaeger tasted awesome and was worth the extra 3 minute wait. Come to Peekskill and be impressed too at the quality of PB!!"
Dined on 9/28/2013
The overall look was very
aesthetically pleasing as long as you didn't look too closely. The chairs were falling apart and the tables were tipsy. The food was subpar for the price-had a PB burger and it was very greasy. Due to the hard floors and open layout it is very loud and has a cafeteria feel, but the decor was very modern. The kitchen was open and there were many employees everywhere-no wonder the food is pricey to pay all of the waitstaff and cooks. We had 3 different waiters. The beer was great and I will definitely come back for a growler fill, but no need to eat."
Dined on 9/14/2013
We met friends there we lived in
the area. The food was delicious, as was the ambiance and drinks. We wished that there was more to the menu. Quite short. There was a new bus boy that came to our table who was fantastic...introduced the restaurant, as well as the fact that our server would be right with us. He was very attentive throughout the evening. Overall, a fun night with friends and I would definitely go back."
Dined on 9/7/2013
My boyfriend and I ate 3 meals in
2 days here. Lunches were awesome, but the dinner was incredible. We did the Brewer's Choice, which comes with 4 courses each paired for a beer. The waiter explained every pairing, and each course was better than the next. I don't normally like fish, but the Trout Fritters were a great starter, and the Swordfish steak for the entree was delicious. There was a warm cabbage salad, with blue cheese and walnuts that paired great with the given beer. For desert the Sous Chef brought out Baklava with a Fig Sauce and explained personally the choices for our whole meal. The baklava was outstanding. We were in true food nirvana. My only regret is that we don't live closer."
Dined on 9/1/2013
Great food, fun atmosphere.
Enjoyed the beer. Wish there were a few more vegetarian options on the menu but the veggie burger was great."
Dined on 9/2/2013
Our dinners arrived not 5 minutes
after appetizers were served. Wings were very good. Pulled pork confit sandwich had interesting ingredients and would have been very good but pork itself was very dry. Atmosphere very noisy which normally would not bother us but we could not hear well intentioned waiter describe that nights specials."
Dined on 8/30/2013
The Peekskill Brewery was worth
the trip from New York City. The beers are delicious and both bartenders (Sean and Taylor) were knowledgeable, friendly and helpful in choosing from their fantastic selection. It was a wonderful evening out for two beer-loving girls looking to try some new delicious craft beers!"
Dined on 8/28/2013
The acoustics at the new location
are awful. It is difficult to have a conversation with anyone sitting across the table. I have a feeling that this is compounded by the fact that it is open to the first floor so the noise level from the first floor adds to the loudness of the second."
Dined on 8/17/2013
Second time at the relocated
Peekskill Brewery. The new restaurant space upstairs is very pretty, but also quite noisy. Beers very fine, burgers good too."
Dined on 8/4/2013
I went here with my partner on a
recommendation from his boss (he works in a bar that serves Peekskill's brews). We started with the cheese plate. which was good, although I thought a bit of variety would have been nice. Still tasty, we ate almost all of it. Our dinners were good, I wouldn't say anything too special, but good. The beer was the best part of the meal I believe (obviously it better be, this is a brewery) One of my complaints was the noise level. I don't mind loud bars, but it just seemed to echo throughout the place, it almost made conversation impossible at our dining table. We also couldn't hear what our soft spoken waiter was saying. at all. Overall, I'd say skip dinner and do apps and drinks here, you'll fare much better."
Dined on 8/2/2013
The food here was excellent, which
sort of surprised me, since it is a brewery, and I was just expecting the usual sort of bar fare--not at all, the dishes were outstanding. The Beer selection was great, the decor was as well, and, from where we say, we could look out on a window that opened to sunset over the Hudson river. Our service was excellent and the price was VERY reasonable. I highly recommend the Peekskill Brewery."
Dined on 7/29/2013
Granted this is a local brewery
and the menu isn't the most important thing. But there little to eat for people that dont eat meat. On this occasion there was a vegan soup as a special. If you recognize the value of having a vegan soup, why is the menu so meat heavy? I've eaten here a few times and had a salad and a veggie burger each time. They are good, but that's pretty much all I can eat."
Dined on 7/29/2013
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Zurich premieres, world premieres and ballet classics followed by a grand dance finale: The Zurich Opera House's 2013/14 New Year's Eve Gala offers a unique pot-pourri of dance. The wide and varied programme includes such firm audience favourites as Yen Han, Katja Wünsche, Viktorina Kapitonova, William Moore, Filipe Portugal and Arman Grigoryan in excerpts from Romeo and Juliet, Leonce und Lena and Swan Lake, while the Zurich Ballet and Junior Ballet will perform further choreographies by Christian Spuck, Heinz Spoerli, Ben van Cauwenbergh, Douglas Lee, Marco Goecke, Marius Petipa and Itzik Galili.
The wonderfully festive surrounds will provide the finest stage, too, for Switzerland's first-ever performance of the cheeky, comical and world-famous Grand Pas de Deux by Christian Spuck. Dancer Filipe Portugal has even created his own new choreography for Liebestod from Richard Wagner's opera Tristan und Isolde specially for the occasion; and we are truly delighted that soprano Anja Kampe will be accompanying this world-premiere event. Lovers of classical ballet will be amply catered for, too: as well as Swan Lake and Coppélia, the finale from Heinz Spoerli's Midsummer Night's Dream is also on the programme.
Our New Year's Eve Gala can also be combined with a multi-course dinner or the New Year's Party on the Opera House stage.
New Year's Eve Gala and dinner
Your New Year's Eve celebrations will begin with a cocktail reception in the Opera House foyer. And you can look forward later on to a delightful Belcanto dinner in the party surroundings of the specially-decorated Studio Stage. For a glimpse at the menu, click here. After the gala dance performance we'll serve you a select dessert and a midnight champagne on the Studio Stage; and then it's up to the Opera House balcony for an incomparable view of the traditional firework display above Lake Zurich. You're also warmly invited to the subsequent New Year's Party to ring-in 2014 together with the Zurich Ballet.
New Year's Eve Gala and onstage party
After the gala ballet performance, come and join us onstage for our New Year's Party, with all drinks (white wine, red wine, beer, mineral water, midnight champagne) included. Enjoy the fabulous lake fireworks from the Opera House balcony, and then dance away the first few hours of 2014 on the main Opera House stage with music by The Dramaqueens and the dancers of the Zurich Ballet.
Ballet Gala: tickets for CHF 320, 250, 220, 98 or 38
New Year's Eve Dinner: CHF 240*
New Year's Party: tickets for CHF 140*
* does not include the Ballet Gala, for which a separate ticket is required
To book your tickets for the New Year's Eve Dinner (including party and drinks), please contact the ticket office: phone +41 44 268 6666 or email tickets[at]opernhaus.ch
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The Kings College is pleased to announce that Jennifer Lahl, founder and director of the Center for Bioethics and Culture, will visit next Thursday, September 20th. While at Kings, Lahl will screen and discuss her latest documentary, Anonymous Fathers Day, a film that explores the stories of men and women who are the children of sperm donors.
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"Thousands of donor-conceived people have a deep longing to know who they belong to, where they come from, and who they look like. What is it like to grow up not knowing who your biological father is or if you have any siblings? What is it like to find out that the man you thought was your dad is not your biological father, that your true biological father donated his sperm and is known only by a number? How does it impact your self-perception, the choices you make, and your view of life and the world? Donor-conceived people are demanding answers to these basic questions about their origins, their lives, and their identities."
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text: Mountain State must take action quicklyApril 24, 2013Making real, substantial improvements in health care is not a simple process, despite what proponents of the national health care law persuaded many Americans a couple of years ag.... Majoritarianheaddead:"of course there are always some who will moan and cry about what is available to them.. is it a perfect system? probably not." Yeh, thats what you wanna hear when the liberals have altered the course of our free markets and ultimately our nation. Yeh, mediocrity for ALL! Weeeeee. I never knew Cuba was so advanced. Or Haiti... 1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » deadheadyou say canadiens don't like their healthcare - of course there are always some who will moan and cry about what is available to them.. is it a perfect system? probably not. However it is a system that provides care for everyone. I am more in favor of a system that covers everybody with basic care (that is a concept open to debate -- what is basic care and how is it defined? fair questions) and it improves the health of the society as a whole opposed to ours which requires people with little or no money to choose medicine or food to survive. I would prefer to see a public system fully funded by all and for those who wish private care... no problem; a private service will be available to those who want to pay more for it. We have a system now that does not take care of everyone and that is not a fair system. The access to basic healthcare is a human right and should never be a privilage. Time to change the constitution to end the mindless dribble from the rightys 1 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » deadheadhey wvvet - I'm a child of the 60's and my views of the military are skewed to not trusting and that those in the military are in some way "bad" people. I've grown to understand the sacrifice those who serve provide and I appreciate that. However, I do feel that those in the military are usually only there because they were not the academic cream of the crop. (an all volunteer army does that) Your lack of education shows in your responses and I am sorry for you. Yes I am a taker of your service to the country. I pay my taxes to pay for common defense. I paid so I would not have to serve. To me it is a low point in someones life to be trained to be a killer of children and women in "battle." Remember we now have tens of thousands of kids returning from war with emotional scars that will never heal 1 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » MajoritarianOur COnstitution was designed with an Amendment process. It wasnt suppost to blow with the political winds. If so then you shouldnt mind the drones flying overhead and the whittling away of our First, Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights now should you. 1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » MajoritarianaskNo"The practice of medicine didn't exist as we know it today" So what are we pretending "medicine" discovered? WHy gee, if its biological then why arent identical twins always identical when it comes to that. Keep trying. Maybe "medicine" willl discover that philandering is beyond our abilities too. 1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » askwhySo, your telling me that in the last one hundred years, we have discovered "basic human rights" that we didn't know we had? The practice of medicine didn't exist as we know it today. By those standards, then in a couple of years, two men marrying each other will called a basic human right... ...ohhh, I see the connection now... 0 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Majoritarian-"Newfoundland and Labrador Premier, 59 year old millionaire, Danny Williams traveled to the US to undergo heart surgery" -Belinda Stronach who opposed opening the Canadian health care system, came to America for treatment when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007 -Robert Bourassa, twice former Premier of Quebec, diagnosed with multiple melanoma, came to the United States for treatment Its always been this way. The Communists give the people mediocrity and as a reward the politicians demand capitalisms medicine. Gee, how lovely. Youre welcome 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » MajoritarianThey, them Canadians, love it soooo much that when they need something serious done they come here! Its also called hypocrisy but then that might be a new value these days. Whatever it takes to get your way kind of thing. And then I came along 1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » WVVet25sorry DH, your're wrong on soooo many fronts....there IS a word "communistic"... check with your Websters. also, I don't use the VA HC system,altho entitled, as it's not a better system than the publics in terms of service.I'd also be CHARGED for using it, Mr. Non-Vet(taker, in other words..not giver). as for your Nationalized HC..go talk to a canadian about that system. They HATE it, but it's all they have, because dumb-dumbs thought it would make a BETTER system, giving BETTER service to the masses... it does neither. But they're stuck with it.They HATE it. and so would 90% of Americans once they were subject to it. you cannot have your cake and eat it too. either you have HC ran by bean counters( Gov't) or you let the Free Market dictate(private). I'll take free market. It's better. Cheaper doesn't matter when your health is on the line.AND.. it's the rsponsibility of the PARENTS to supply HC to the lives they created, no one elses. Sorry, Communistic ideals don't fly wi 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Majoritariandeadhead"Once again you prove your an ignorant and intollerant sub-human" Im sorry Im not as tolerant as you think you are. "I pay plenty of income tax my friend. Far more than you imagine because you think I should be just as selfish as you and keep all I can for myself and not contribute to the well being of society." I dont advertise it! And if you want to give more, Hallelujah! Give more. Dont force everyone else to have to give to Your state sanctioned charities--What do you think gubment is these days after all. 1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » MajoritarianWell deadhead, so now the Constitution extends recognises right to Health care AND that it be Affordable too? Gee, thats something else. How did our nation and all them liberal justices miss that for the last couple hundred years. I suppose it goes along with that idea that all of a sudden same sex marriage denial is now a violation too. When you throw out the protectiveness of an Amendment process, Anything can be breathed in. Its only a matter of when WE have the courts. Your side did it. 1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » deadhead... I doubt you have ever read this, but I will take a shot at using the example.. I belive you are one of the pigs in Animal Farm (G. Orwell 1945) since you believe "some pigs are more equal than others." This is the thinking Orwell saw in his vision of the future and the destruction of humanity by fascisim (read: REPUBLICAN PARTY USA) as a form of governing. You live in a world where everything you get is for you and the rest be d.a.m.n.e.d! Your world is the worst of humanity and I fear you have lost your soul to money and what it can by only you 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » deadheadthere you go again minormental midget, you are living in a parallel reality. What does this have to do with the fact that there will never be a state sanctioned religion? Once again you prove your an ignorant and intollerant sub-human transiting this planet and living in MY country. I pay plenty of income tax my friend. Far more than you imagine because you think I should be just as selfish as you and keep all I can for myself and not contribute to the well being of society. You lack the basic understanding that there are some things only a government could and should provide for it's citizens. Local policing and fire protection come to mind as well as the provision for a common defense against foreign enemies. The belief that education should be extended to all and YES.. HEALTHCARE IS A BASIC HUMAN RIGHT AND SHOULD BE EXTENDED TO EVERYONE IN THE SOCIETY rich or poor, working or not. It's called humility in the understanding that everyone is created equal 2 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Majoritarianheadsdead:"I believe that no one should ever be limited in the care needed due to their station in life or circumstance of their birth" Thats really special of you. Maybe a vigil in your name. How about you provide for those that dont have and then maybe we'll join ya. But when you force your charity ideas on all of us--those that pay taxes that is-- that makes you a little like that separation of church and state thing. Cheers 1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » deadheadthe minormental midget does it again - missing the obvious and has zero reading comprehension. please re-read a previous post of mine that calls for an ammendment to our constitution to ensure the right to access the healthcare system. I believe that no one should ever be limited in the care needed due to their station in life or circumstance of their birth. Obviously you believe that access to a doctor is a privilge and not a basic human right... but we enshrine a basic human right - the right to own a gun? Our priorities are completely out of step with reality. 2 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Majoritarianheadsdead:"one answers this says an incredible amount about the values and morals of the individual" Always sweet to hear leftists moralise their agendas. Illegal immigration will be what destroys this lil socialist dream. Always does. Cheers 1 Agrees | 3 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Majoritarianheadsdead:"Is access to healthcare providers and service a privilage or a right? Where is it in the Amendment process Constitution! Liberals dont wanna answer that one. Meanwhile people are starving in China. Should we socialise that burden for our nation too? 0 Agrees | 6 Disagrees | Report Abuse » deadheadone only has to ask a single question. Is access to healthcare providers and service a privilage or a right? How one answers this says an incredible amount about the values and morals of the individual. 3 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » deadheadminormental midget.. I do not think the Affordable Care Act of 2010 is "not what we said it was" - I acknowlege the fact that with DINO members of the congress we had to water down the goal of the law. As it rolls out and people see the benefits of the new reality; the limitations of the law will become ever more highlighted and it will need to be tweaked to improve it. Leaving out a public option exposes us all to the whims of private insurers who, by law, have to spend 85% of the premium on your care, allowing for a 15% mark-up and profit, people will clamour for access to the medicare option which shows that the government only requires about 6% for overhead and delivers far better care optioins more effectively for far less than what private insurance carriers charge. Why should the CEO of United Health Care be allowed to keep tens of millions of dollars in his pocket and not use the premium money on actual health care delivery? 3 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Majoritarianheadsdead:"the affordable healthcare act is flawed but a step in the right direction" Liberals are already acknowledging its not what they said it was. Kind of like Roe v Wade. They admit it was bogus law but they sure dont mind having it. No values, my friend. Bankrupt. 2 Agrees | 4 Disagrees | Report Abuse » deadheadby not having to pay the costs involved because they won't keep a profit margin on your policy... the affordable healthcare act is flawed but a step in the right direction - we either need a public option health insurance (the ability to buy into medicare at any age) or we need to nationalize the health care of our country along the lines of the United Kingdom - they don't seem to be called communists very much - do they - and the public health system was strengthened under maggie thatcher - who is considered a conservative ruler by redumblicans - chew on that WWVet 3 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » deadheadthis burden forces our business community to pay extra for workers in a ever widening global economy where businesses in other countries do not have to absorb the cost of healthcare on top of compensation to the workers... We are at a major disadvantage in the healthcare delivery system we employ in this country... and for those who say they do not want a "government" to make healthcare "deceisions" I ask only this... Do you really want a FOR PROFIT insurance company to make the deceisions you so really want to control? Did you ever think that "I want to see the Dr I want to" and wonder why you need to see a Dr who is "in network" or the insurance does not pay or pays far less? Ever wonder why you can't have this drug or that drug because it is not on the formulary? MEDICARE for all would eliminate all of that - see who you want and get the treatment the Dr orders - not what gets "pre approval" by an insurance company only interested 3 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » deadheadas far as paying for someone else.. I guess you're with the guy who shouted out (during a redumbican presidential debate) "let em die!" when the question was posed; should we help those who cannot afford basic medical care? In fact - we all pay for uninsured paitients with every premium dollar we pay for insurance.. the cost is about 20 cents on the dollar now. So to say we should not pay for those who cannot - is simply not understanding the reality we live in with regard to healthcare in this country -- The United Kingdom, France, Italy, Netherlands, Sweeden, Australia, Germany and the rest of the "western world" already have universal healthcare for its population. We are the only country that requires EMPLOYERS to bear the major burden of paying for health insurance - an additional tax on the back of business to be competitive in this country to attract the best talent they can find.... 3 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » deadheadWVVET- thank you for your service it meant I never had to serve. I'm sorry your education was substandard but if I may teach you one thing...the word is communist - there is no such word as communistic...(carry on) I do need to point out to you however, that while the "bill of rights" are indeed the first 10 ammendments to the constitution, additional rights have been extended to individuals througout the additional ammendments to the document. I would like to point out that as a veteran you most likely use the VA system of care and that is a government run, single payer healthcare delivery system that you earned the right to use by giving some of your life to the nation. My argument is that access to basic healthcare is a human right of dignity and therefore should probably be enshrined within the constitution to ensure no one has to do without due to their circumstance or station in life - we are all created equal and in effect we all have health issues as a result of li 3 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Showing 25 of 34 comments Show More Comments


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