by Luke Lai

Question by You call that CHANGE?: Why should our personal Health care be a political issue?
Take into consideration those who are at a point facing final stages of life, for example. What family would want the Government breathing down their necks, while trying make decisions thats best for their loved one, it’s just not right.

Health care is personal, not political.
*Carol, you are obviously a very angry & troubled person, as you incite hate in every answer you post.

Best answer:

Answer by Carol
That’s kind of funny coming from people who have turned abortion and a person’s sexuality – both intensely PERSONAL – into a political football.

And to answer your so-called “question” — of course healthcare is a political issue. Any issue which affects the overall productivity of the nation is the very essence of politics.

I cannot fathom how it could be possible that there are real Americans who fail to recognize the repercussions of a country where each and every citizen does not have first-class medical care.

Incomprehensible.

**I double-dog DARE you to google “Spain” and “Constitutionally guaranteed healthcare.”

The stats will FLOOR you.
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funny. You’re calling ME “angry and troubled” when every single thing you’ve ever posted on this site is a blatant lie.

Just re-read this very question.

P.S. Uh… how does my answer “incite hate?”

funny squared.

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