> > Ron Paul thinks that health care run by the state is a > > bad idea because the government takes away the money of > > tax payers, so that those without money can have health > > care. > > Joe: > Tex don't want no government revenuers taken HIS money to > give to someone else. He earned it fair and square now, and > seeing as how he's enlightened and all, (or pretty dad > gummed close after all these years of meditaten') he don't > want anyone taken' what's rightfully his and sharing it > with anyone less fortunate. Karma's karma son so git yer > damned government hands off of my Medicare! > Well, I think I'm perfectly capable of deciding who to give my money to, and how much to give them. I donate to United Way every year with a payroll deduction with my employer. But, I didn't see your name on the list of FFL donors to the Haitian tragedy. But, compared to you, almost everyone on the planet is enlightened. And, I'm not on Medicare - I'm on a group plan.
> > It's wrong and unconstitutional - nowhere in the U.S > > Constitution does it say that the federal government > > should take my money and give it to someone else to pay > > for their health care expenses. It's my money! Taking > > my money away from me without my consent is illegal. > > > > It is not a good idea for those who pay taxes to get > > the same treatment as those who do not pay any tax. > > That's really an unfair idea. Everyone should work and > > make good money, so they can pay for their own care. > > > > The only way this is going to happen is more jobs, for > > more people; less government and government spending; > > and bringing down the high cost of health care. There > > is no other way except to put people to work and > > balance the federal budget. > > > > Even an idiot can see that there will soon be more > > old people in the system, instead of more younger > > people paying in. It's yer basic 'Ponzi Scheme', just > > like Social Security. > >
