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Originally posted by KeyGuy@Nov 2 2004, 07:01 PM
Universal health care not only keeps people healthy, it creates healthy customers. Iraq does nothing but cost money and put us in peril.
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Your statement was "What is the problem with social medicine? Works in Europe. They don't seem to be starving and have vibrant economies."
That's a non sequitur. What does social medicine have to do with starving and "vibrant economies". I feel like you're debating all over the place - maybe debating some blanket liberal vs. conservative thing in your mind but the problem is I am neither.
Let's stick to the argument instead of dozens of unrelated side issues.
I said that I don't want to live in a world where everyone collectively pays each other's health care. You responded by stating that we collectively pay for roads, water, defense.
Again, another non sequitur. But that is your argument. Not mine. If you believe that someone shouldn't oppose state health care BECAUSE we collectively pay for roads, water, and defense then why is it ok to oppose whatever you want and not what I want following that same logic?