In my view (and in the view of growing number of people who have eyes to see) most of them are arrogant charlatans and frauds when it comes to curing just about ANY desease. The reality proves this point. All they ever do is write prescriptions for poisons produced by the corrupt pharma cartel. They never cure anything they just treat symptoms. This is the real reason why they had to pass this bill. Given enough time most people would see them for what they are and quit paying them and their house of cards would collapse.
Funny how I’m alive today because of one of those arrogan charlatans.
This is ridiclulous. Any person with eyes to see knows that this illegitimate gov’t of special interests cares nothing about what I (or anybody else) believes or wants.** People of this country made it very clear that they didn’t want this bill and they still passed it. This is truly no different then having devils run this country and I mean this literally**.
Now there you have a point.
What if someone doesn’t use roads and doesn’t want to pay for them? Should they be forced to?
Well, everyone uses roads either directly or indirectly. Does that person receive mail? Need a road to get there. Live in a house? Takes roads to get the materials and labor there to have built it. Eat food from the store? Trucks need roads to bring food to the food store, etc. etc.
To address the question in the OP, no, it is not moral in the way it is being done.
If tax money is used, as is currently is, to fund health care for those who genuinely cannot afford it, and it is used efficiently, as it currently is not, then is is moral to tax reasonably for such purposes. However, making someone purchase health care in the manner in which they have done is immoral.
There is always the argument that, in order to drive a car you have to purchase insurance. True, one does. But if you choose to not drive a car they will not make you do so. If you are simply living, you will need to purchase health insurance, and please, please, nobody buy the bull-ony that Business should shoulder that burden.
Any privately owned business will pass the cost of insuring their own employees on to the consumers in the form of increased prices for goods and services. As well, employees would make take home more money if their employers didn’t pay for their health care.
In the end, we all end up paying; the wealthy and middle class in the form of our cash, and the poor in terms of becoming totally dependant on the government for everything i.e. enslavement, by any other name.
I any case, to the OP, regardless of the reason why you do not wish to purchase health insurance, you shouldn’t be forced to under penalty of fines.
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