Florida Federal Judge Rules ObamaCare is unconstitutional.

[ChunkyMonkey]

Gosh.. when I grow up, I want to be like Ginsue!

Good response! No jokes

[roberth]

I don't think they treat it like a right. They treat it like a requirement. No one forces you to exercise your other rights.

A requirement for those who can afford to pay. An entitlement for those who cannot pay. Classic "from each according to his ability, to each according to his need".

[theGinsue]

A requirement for those who can afford to pay. An entitlement for those who cannot pay. Classic "from each according to his ability, to each according to his need".

Nice Atlas Shrugged reference. I see it coming true more and more every day.

[ChunkyMonkey]

Yep, Obamacare politicizes 'the basic need' of the people to eliminate classes structured on common ownership, taxation, and consumption. Wait, isn't that the basic definition of Communism?

[weirjf]

While I'm sure that there are health care horror stories in any health care system in the world and there are plenty of folks who are happy with the systems the way they are, those recipients of the Canadian and U.K. Healthcare systems, most individuals of both systems are very dissatisfied with them.

Most people don't see this but it is true. For day-to-day use they work fine, for anything more (the entire reason we get health insurance) the systems fail. In England you have universal health care and you have universal health care that you pay extra for. Hmmm... why would I feel the need to PAY EXTRA for something everyone gets for FREE?

I had a friend in Canada that died of cancer before he got to see his oncologist (8 months).