Obamacare actually gives employers incentives to drop out of providing medical insurance to their employees. (The fee to pay penalty is less than cost per employee covered.) This will lead to more employers dropping insurance and the taxpayer picking up more costs. Individuals will lose incentive to make prudent choices on healthcare costs because someone else will be paying for it.
I don't think that anyone realizes that we are currently in debt not hundreds, or thousands, or millions, or billions, but TRILLIONS of dollars in debt right now, and for our government (which is made up of liberal <insert descriptive word here>) thinks we need to spend millions of tax payers dollars of things we don't need? Of course some people need help, the poor and the needy. But the pot smoking, high school drop outs, that are unemployed and sitting on their couch, don't need to be helped in the same way. And we can't tell the difference from those who deserve free stuff (if any), and those who don't. America was founded on conservative values and hard work and determination to give economic and business competitiveness to sustain a good market and economy. But health care takes all of that competitiveness out. So soon the doctors are going to get paid as much as a garbage man, even though the doctor works and worked twice as hard to get there, which will essentially make doctors take an easier job, such as a garbage man. Basically, our economy falls apart and we are all screwed.
I work hard to keep good health insurance, and I don't think some people should just float along with free health care. I do think it is a good idea for minors and seniors, who either haven't had the opportunity to contribute, or have already contributed. But there are just too many other adults who would take advantage of the system, which is unfair to those of us who work hard.
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