Quote (sir_lance_bb @ Mon - Mar 22 2010 - 15:58:47)
It is bad because it violates rights. Americans should have the right to choose whether they want healthcare or clearly.
The new bill calls for fines to be imposed on those that do clearly buy into the public option.
And since most people won't be able to even afford the public option, they just won't pay it and take the fine. So when it comes that people need medical care, the money isn't going to come from the money congress hopes to make with this new system, it is going to go straight into taxpayers pockets that was clearly supposed to be spent on healthcare.
Then when we can't afford that, we will go to china and borrow more money to ensure we have no future. Also this will destroy the entire private market of healthcare.
violates rights lol
so does the irs, and since car insurance is mandatory, your logic is null
and trust me, if "most" people take the fine over having the insurance then the system will change.
it wont destroy private health care, those can can continue to pay for policies that increase in price 10-20% a year will continue to purchase them)
you have made zero sense. you dont have to agree with it but have logical reasons.