bionicarm
Active Member
Originally Posted by Coral Keeper
http:///forum/post/3093738
Pretty much. Uhhh, your health isn't my problem. If you cant afford going to the hospital, wouldn't you be trying REALLY hard to stay fit and healthy so you wouldn't have to go to the hospital??? I'm pretty sure you would... On the other hand, if you give out free health care, no one is going to give a damn about their health because everyone is helping pay for them. Lets socialize saltwater fish keeping? Then I can get that 50,000 gallon fish tank I've always wanted.
Or lets socialize buying houses? Then I can get that huge mansion I've always wanted.
Don't you see? If you socialize things, people will be spending out of control because they don't give a damn because everyone is helping pay for them.
So if you contract any form of cancer, it's your fault. If your family has a history of diabetes or heart problems, it's your fault. You have a kidney failure, or get Hepatitis C from someone, it's your fault. Some drunk driver slams into your car and breaks every bone in your body, it's your fault. See where I'm going with this? It isn't about keeping yourself healthy. That's a no-brainer. But you still need medical care for situations that are beyond your control.
http:///forum/post/3093738
Pretty much. Uhhh, your health isn't my problem. If you cant afford going to the hospital, wouldn't you be trying REALLY hard to stay fit and healthy so you wouldn't have to go to the hospital??? I'm pretty sure you would... On the other hand, if you give out free health care, no one is going to give a damn about their health because everyone is helping pay for them. Lets socialize saltwater fish keeping? Then I can get that 50,000 gallon fish tank I've always wanted.
So if you contract any form of cancer, it's your fault. If your family has a history of diabetes or heart problems, it's your fault. You have a kidney failure, or get Hepatitis C from someone, it's your fault. Some drunk driver slams into your car and breaks every bone in your body, it's your fault. See where I'm going with this? It isn't about keeping yourself healthy. That's a no-brainer. But you still need medical care for situations that are beyond your control.