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CriticalThought;1058714560]If I live in a country where people are just trying to get by from paycheck to paycheck and they are one illness away from being bankrupt despite years of hard work. I don't know what fantasy country you live in.
Good, then you do live in this country where that is happening then you would have a case. Since you don't know personal finances of anyone here you couldn't possibly be talking about this country.
Let me get this straight. The private sector is so weak that if the government had a public insurance option that people could select among the private options that are available, then businesses would stagnate and die and all research would come to a halt? Muahaahahahahaha! You gotta be kidding.
The private sector is FOR profit and the public sector isn't, they just print money. Did you ever take a finance course? Govt. vs. private industry is like an allegator in a pond with a duck, which one wins? People like you are simply too naive to understand how business and govt.works. Your outrage over private business is misguided as you control where you spend your money. Not so with the govt. where you are forced to help fund this current 3.8 TRILLION dollar govt. Name for me a TRILLION dollar private business?
Obvious to me that you do not understand the role of govt. because you want it to be something it was never intended to b.
Actually, it would probably slow the grow of government substantially. It would eventually consolidate many of the expenses that the government has and thus reduce its need for involvement. Rather than an expanse of goverment power, a public option would be a consolidation of it.
LOL, you are kidding, right, did SS and Medicare slow down their growth? Stop being naive.
You don't know what all the costs are? Have you been asleep for the last year?
Why don't you tell me what all the costs are and how they have been addressed in this bill?