ObamaCare, Commodity or a Right?...

by: Les Carpenter
Rational Nation USA
Liberty -vs- Tyranny


h/t: The Griper's World



Points methinks everyone should be able to understand.

Comments

  1. I find it fascinating that liberals who adamantly insist there is no natural right to life, liberty and property nonetheless invent all kinds of rights involving fanciful notions like a "living wage" and the right to health care.

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    1. Silver, reading Jersey's following comment is the word caricature of the statists position with respect to natural rights.

      Simply amazing, as well as it gives reason for extreme concern. Indeed.

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  2. Of course rights cost money. Reality dictates that there must be some social control over interactive behavior. And THAT costs money.

    ALL rights cost money.

    Money is trade, and in a modern, developed society, money is the necessary exchange.

    Healthcare is far more than a commodity. It can be described as a commodity, but any thinking, rational adult can see the lack of humanity, progress, and ethics in that line of thought.

    JMJ

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    1. Jersey you are so clueless AT the philosophical level on this one I won't even bother to say what I am thinking.

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  3. Obama officially lost me on this issue when he gave all of those waivers to his SEIU buddies and then tried to stick it to self-insured Catholic businesses. That, in my opinion, was quite ballsy.

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