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To: Kleon
If I needed water and food, I could get it for free. Not the same with health care.

Would the quality, convenience and choice of the "free" stuff be equal to that of what you'd have to buy?

And it's only free to the user, not society.

I find it hard to understand why subsidizing something essential like health care with taxpayer money is ridiculed, while building roads, courthouses, and bridges with the same money doesn't get half the scutiny.

Because it's not feasible for individuals to build all those things. Theoretically, the government should only be financing and buying what it's impractical for individual citizens to do.

Are you *sure* you're a Libertarian????

90 posted on 09/28/2004 4:51:20 PM PDT by NYC GOP Chick (Terry McAuliffe -- The Gift that Keeps on Giving)
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To: NYC GOP Chick

Oh, no, I'm not a libertarian.


102 posted on 09/28/2004 5:24:34 PM PDT by Kleon
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