Ombow,
The car insurance argument is a perfect illustration of my point. Yes, I want everybody that drives a car to be forced to carry insurance. There are 2 differences though.
#1. Car insurance is available in the free market.
#2. A citizen can choose to not drive a car and therefore not pay for car insurance.
This healthcare bill puts one in debt from the day they are born. As a Christian, how can you in your wildest dreams think this is God's will?
You also err by assuming the government will get you good coverage at a fair price. When you're the only game in town, you have a monopoly. Also, imagine if you will, the government tells you in 2 years that as part of your mandatory health coverage, you need to take a vaccine due to some pandemic. As a side effect of the vaccine, the number "666" appears etched on your right hand. You have no choice, you have to take the vaccine.
Are you starting to get it yet? Don't ever trust the government at their word. Everything they do has hidden dangers. The "Patriot Act" created "Homeland Security". Pretty soon, that same "security force" will be coming after Patriots that spout the Constitution as being domestic terrorists. Ever hear of the Nazi's? Remember the Salem witch trials?
Always keep your guard up. These things happen by gradualism. Too many people are drinking Kool-aid. Done be one of them.
MF4
