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"40Million people" are just too lazy or stupid or worried about their next fix.
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What are you basing this on? Don't me wrong, as I typically have complete confidence in unsourced and vague allegations. It's just that there's this crazy special interest group called the
United States Census Bureau that
claims that of the 45 million uninsured Americans it counted in 2003, 8.4 million were children, and
of the 36 million adults age 18-64 who were uninsured, 21 million (about 57%) worked full-time jobs. Another 6 million worked part-time jobs, leaving 9.7 million who didn't work at all.
Could you please provide the source of your detailed analysis so I can set these reality-based whackos at the Census Bureau straight?
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Did you miss the part where they can go to college and get health care? or the part where they can ask the local church not to send the money to zimbabwe, but to pay their insurance premium (I know plenty of churches that would love to do this, but don't see a need in the U.S.)