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sorry bud but i'm not going to support eliminating 95% of the government and hope that private charity takes care of the unfortunate and unlucky. people died of starvation in the streets in the 1800s. that is a historical fact. a ton more people died from exposure as wel. this doesn't realy happen anymore and it's because of the social support structure that our governments at various levels provide.
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Umm didnt ~15,000 people just die of exposure in France. A country with a socialist healthcare system? This would never happen in America.
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More than 18,000 Americans die each year due to lack of health insurance. nice try.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/...nce-deaths.htm
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Yes but those people deserved to die. Lazy Americans with no health insurance.
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nice argument. it's clear that you have nothing of use to contribute to this thread. if someone is homeless and has AIDS, and tries to get ahead in life but can't because they were dealt bad life cards when they were born, so they ca't afford health insurance, they deserve to die. very nice, emperor.
at least we got a peek at the sentiment that pervades the right.
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Thank You for the compliment.
If you read my post earlier, I am included in the group of those people that desreves to die because I have not taken the responsibility to get health insurance.
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i'm not going to argue that you deserve to die.