If it cost that much, we'd have all slayed this administration.
So people aren't entitled to your money to enrich their life. Fair enough. Can I stop paying for things that enrich others' lives? Can I really make taxes a'la carte? Please?
1. So then you agree that I'm correct?
2. I'm assuming you're just being argumentative at this point since I'm by and large disarmed you. Let me throw this at you.
Most of us use roads, those roads need to be kept up. It would be unfair to tax everybody for the upkeep of roads because not everybody drives. So we tax fuel instead, the more you drive the road you where down the roads, and the more you pay in taxes for road upkeep. It's fair.
Government Healthcare, as it's purposed by democrats, is not fair. It taxes people based on income rather then use of the system. It's is an unbalanced way to tax & cover the need. What's worse, data shows that those with no money for health care consistently make poor dietary choices. I'm not talking about the person who can't afford groceries, I'm talking about the lower income people who still manage to hit up the super value meal on the way home, we all know them. Ever see an upper class person order 6 double cheese and a diet soda from the drive through in their Ferrari? No you do not.
In the coming years there will be an epidemic in health care costs. Heart Disease, Type 2 Diabetes, and aging baby boomers will swap the system and cost is expected to outpace growth in GNP for the next 20 years.
There will not be enough taxable income to cover this. It isn't a rosy picture to think of all these people without health care, but we cannot bankrupt our children trying to help all of them. Some have them have done it to themselves and some of them are just old. Just because there's a medical procedure out there doesn't mean it should be given away . Just like because they make Ferraris doesn't mean i should be handed one the next time my car breaks down. Life doesn't work that way and trying to force a Utopian. world built on the foundation of a real world is like trying to build a palace over a foundation of gravel.