> > Are you thinking that on a government > > insurance plan, they won't be telling > > you what you can eat or not? > > Bharirtu: > No one tells me what to do. Not even > the government... > Yeah, I'd like to see the letter you send to the IRS telling them you're not going to pay anymore U.S. income tax. Please send me a copy of the letter from your jail cell.
Good luck. <snip> > > We need less government regulation, > > not more! > > > What if the majority revolts. > You don't even attend tea party protests, Barry, get real! You probably don't even own a gun for self-protection, so how are you going to revolt - by not paying for health care insurance? The fact is, over half of Americans are opposed to the health care reform bill. If they see their insurance premiums increase, or if there are big changes in their group plan, they will probably vote Republican or independent in the next election. It is going to be a difficult election year for some Democrats. Over thirty Dems voted 'no' on the Health Care Insurance Reform Bill, so they will probably be re-elected. But, the others maybe not - they are going to have to hard 'sell' the bill to the voters when they get back home. Good luck with that! Seniors don't like their Medicare cut back, and most people don't like increased taxes. Many young people don't want to have to pay for the health care of older people, so they are going to resent additional payroll deductions. My plan makes sense, you're does not. Your plan is to conspire to revolt against the U.S. Government, with a show of arms, to what, change the U.S. Constitution? My plan is to increase jobs for everyone, paying good money, so that people can pay for their own health care and their insurance; reduce government spending, so we can reduce the deficit and taxes; and bring down the high cost of health care by doctors and hospitals and drug companies. Ron Paul thinks it is not a good idea to have the federal government running the U.S. health care system. Ron Paul wants to reduce the size of government and stick to the U.S. Constitution. Paul thinks it is illegal for the government to take your money without your consent, and give it to others. Paul thinks it's not fair for you to have to pay for the same level of care with your hard-earned money, while others, who pay no taxes, get the same level of care as you do. Do you think that's fair? I agree with Paul, apparently you do too, (except for the violence part against the IRS), which in your case was obviously a joke. LOL!
