That's just it, "thinking" has nothing to do with it. A couple days ago an old buddy of mine was raving about how wonderful the PPACA was, and he was totally immune to the fact that medical costs are higher--
--and fewer have access now:
That's just it, "thinking" has nothing to do with it. A couple days ago an old buddy of mine was raving about how wonderful the PPACA was, and he was totally immune to the fact that medical costs are higher--
--and fewer have access now:
As the years go by I become aware that many things I used to believe were only fantasy. I used to think that adults, unlike children, pondered the facts of the matter and came to a conclusion based on reason. All I can say about that now is HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. It is impossible for anyone who actually looks at the facts to believe that government could improve health care by legislation even with the very best of intent and the PPACA most certainly was NOT written with the very best of intent, or if it was it certainly must have been written by babbling idiots.
I have to agree, the “thinking” part seems to disappear when discussing this health care issue with some of my relatives. As long as it benefits them personally, they could care less how it affects others. And never seem to consider how it makes their ability to hold or find a job much more difficult.