'Obama Care' upheld in Supreme Court

[AKBapologist]

Its a bit dumb. Everyone will use health care during there life time. The people who dont get "insured" file for bankruptcy (which costs the federal government) if they live long enough to decide that they what health care, by which time preventative measures, cheaper measures, are off the table.

What's hilarious are republicans threatening to move to Canada because they think obama has ruined the nation, even though they have exactly the same system they want to repeal.

Essentially, they've gone full retard over this.

sent from a fone

[Cripps_orig]

More importantly, do you not have a laptop or a PC?

And why does your phone spell phone like "fone"?

[Thierrymon]

[fakeyank]

More importantly, do you not have a laptop or a PC?

And why does your phone spell phone like "fone"?

Thats a good question..

[The Wengerbabies]

Typical. Everyone wants something for nothing.

If you can't afford it you shouldn't get it.

[Joker]

Typical. Everyone wants something for nothing.

If you can't afford it you shouldn't get it.

Exactly, god bless Capitalism and the market mechanism :wenger:

[She Wore A Yellow Ribbon]

I do not think that the whole bill is perfect. What the bill has in place is the right intention.. everyone should have health care- Whether it is through taxes or some other way, the premise healthcare should be affordable for most is a big step in the right direction. It'll go a long way to reducing the no. of bankruptcies filed due to the costs of health care.

yeah i dont see anything wrong with what you said there. what is the point in a 'welfare state' if people have no access to basic rights? what we now call the western countries are renowned for their basic institutional rights. this predominantly includes healthcare, education and security (what i like to refer as shelter and policing) in order to promote humanitarian flourishing. if you drain society of these then you run the risk of social tensions and fragmentation between rich and poor, something america has progressively experienced over the past 50 years. whilst we will never reach a utopian society, and the suggestion that this reform will reach anywhere near that is quite frankly laughable, it is a step in the right direction to correct the accumulative failings of previous american governments.