Now it says promote the general welfare.Dont you think if the founders were alive after all these years of improvements to health care that they would support health care for everyone?What I dont get is what do you propose to do with people that dont have health insurance,like you will be if you arent lucky as you get older?As it is now,if everybody was insured,it would cost you less for insurance and also to go to the doctor or hospital because your insurance wouldnt be paying double or triple for you now. In a country that has as much prosperity as we do,all of us should be able to eat,and if we get sick go to the doctor,hospital,whatever.Anything less and you will stir up something you dont ever want to stir up.If you think it would be dumb to beat on a hornets nest with a stick,it would be way worse than that for people to starve,and not be able to go to the doctor when they get sick.There is no argument to it.Next week it could be you in the objectionable line that doesnt get health care,is that what you want?Start a class war and all of you that think you are alright are going to loose.Thats the way it works,it comes back on you.So today you are healthy,but because you didnt want to help your brother who was dying,now its you that doesnt get the help.I bet the founders would be for insurance for everybody,and if they werent it would surprise me. Now I dont mean that people that wont work get real good food,or better treatment than workers.I mean they get food and medical treatment,which they do.I would rather live in a country that takes care of its people than one that gives trillions away to crooks that arent even in our country.Both sides are bad,but if they try to help,try to help them fix it instead of fight them like they are your worst enemy.Thats just as bad if not worse than they are.
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